Email domain adding problems after upgrade to 3.1

Discussion in 'Installation/Configuration' started by green38, Jan 18, 2018.

  1. green38

    green38 New Member

    I've just upgraded from version 3.0.x to 3.1. Running on CentOS 7.4. After the ugprade, I'm now having trouble adding email domains. When I try, the "client" is shown in the list as empty, and the spamfilter setting isn't consistently kept. Where can i hunt for the cause?

    Thank you
     
  2. till

    till Super Moderator Staff Member ISPConfig Developer

    Any errors during upgrade?
     
  3. green38

    green38 New Member

    No errors during upgrade; however I did find several issues with amavis not running. I think I have that working, though.
     
  4. green38

    green38 New Member

    I've now build a new server and imported my configuration. Getting the same result.

    What I've found is the sys_groupid isn't being set the same way it was previously. My older entries have sys_userid=1, and sys_groupid=2. I would expect they should match the client that's assigned, which is sys_userid=1, and sys_groupid=1, but it doesn't seem to do that. When the database shows sys_groupid=2, the correct client shows up. When it shows "sys_groupid=1", the client is blank. Also -- there was no client that had group_id=2 -- so I don't understand how these sys_groupid values are being set.
     
  5. till

    till Super Moderator Staff Member ISPConfig Developer

    No, these are independant. sys_group id's correspond to the sys_group table and the sys_userid to the sys_user table. A client has a group and you can lookup the connection in sys_group table as well. It has been like this in all ISPConfig 3 versions.
     
  6. green38

    green38 New Member

    I wish I understood why, but it just magically started to work. I even restarted the server, and it's still working. It's as of something critical was broken, and auto-updated overnight. No idea what it could have been, though, since not much critical stuff auto-updates.
     

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