listed in /usr/local/ispconfig/server/conf/mail/ Aren't they supposed to be listed in frontend under client->email templates->other Also Welcome email can not be edited in frontend?
No, these are 2 completey different functions. the email templates that you find in the filesysetm are the default email for newly created email accounts. the email templates in the client module are the client welcome messages.
I see. Would be nice to list everything in frontend under templates! Regarding new email accounts. They get scrapped upon upgrades... /usr/local/ispconfig/server/conf/mail/ HTML: From: ISPConfig <[email protected]> Subject: Welcome to your new email account. Welcome to your new email account. Your webmaster. Would be nice to list everything in frontend under templates (edit option) and protect them from changes upon upgrade. but yeah ok.
Seems as if you missed to store your modified templates in conf-custom/mail/ folder. It is planned to make this templates available in frontend as well.
These ones seem to be well formated: HTML: MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=utf-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit From: {admin_mail} Reply-To: {admin_mail} Subject: Website quota notification The website {domain} is near or over quota. Domain: {domain} Used space: {used} Soft limit: {soft} Hard limit: {hard} Usage ratio: {ratio} HTML: MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=utf-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit From: {admin_mail} Reply-To: {admin_mail} Subject: Mailbox quota notification The mailbox {email} is near or over quota. Mailbox: {email} Name: {name} Used space: {used} Quota: {quota} Usage ratio: {ratio} Just the new account welcome message seems badly formated. So I can actually scrap the ones I created in frontend under others for these actions. Weird...somehow the template system and frontend interaction does not make sense to me.
that's the problem then... didn't even knew that folder existed hehehe... never had many custom templates... guess I just edited the welcome email. don't remember was a year ago. In any case, "thumbs up" for you and the ispconfig3 development... it's getting there.
