If I set mail forwarding to a certain user it work's okay. After I remove this setting (and save) forwarding is still active. How do I remove it permanently ? Jysse
Forwarding is removed if you empty the forwaring field and click on save. It may take up to a minute until the changed forwarding information is saved to the config files.
More information I did try that and found that problem is not related to mail forwarding. It's something with the mail system. This is a little bit difficult to explain but I'll try with my bad english. I have two domains. Let's say they are domain1.com and domain2.com. Mail services with domain1.com works ok. In domain2.com there is mail user called [email protected]. Before I set this mail forwarding like this [email protected] goes to [email protected]. When I removed this setting mail is still received by [email protected] I tested more and found out that no matter what mail address I use to domain2.com it goes to [email protected]. Example: mailto [email protected] > goes to [email protected] mailto [email protected] (does not exist) > goes to [email protected] These two isp sites have same kind of settings. Only difference that I found is PHP Safe mode. It is enabled in domain2.com. Jysse
As i understand you have a website in ISPConfig with the domain domain1.com. Is domain1.com also the domainname of your Server? Postfix cant handle email correctly when the domainname of the server is identical to the domainname of one of the virtual sites. Postfix then routes all email to the first site.
Try to change your hostname to something like server1.domain1.com, maybe that is enough: echo server1.domain.com > /etc/hostname /bin/hostname -F /etc/hostname Then set the new server hostname in the ispconfig configuration file: /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/lib/config.inc.php
I was not correct with these settings. Here is some more information. Hope it helps, thanx so far. from server: /etc/hostname = machinename.domain1.com From ispconfig (domain1): server = machinename.domain1.com hostname = www domain = domain1.com ip address = 192.168.1.2 Domain2: server = machinename.domain1.com hostname = www domain = domain2.com ip address = 192.168.1.2
What's in /etc/postfix/main.cf as myhostname or mydomain? I guess it's www.domain1.com so you should change it to machinename.domain1.com and restart Postfix.
Sorry, it's already machinename.domain1.com ... I tried to restart postfix but same problem exist. Any more suggestions ? Shall I examine logs and if so which one ? Jysse
Checked that from ispconfig but it was not so. Although there was and empty co-domain which had only ip (servers) but no name. I removed it. Also I changed nameserver's ip's to correct values but problem still exists. I have a feeling that I have misunderstood something with settings. Shall I try to change server's hostname ? I have not tried it yet. Thanks, Jysse
127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost machinename 192.168.1.2 machinename.domain1.com machinename # The following lines are desirable for IPv6 capable hosts ::1 ip6-localhost ip6-loopback fe00::0 ip6-localnet ff00::0 ip6-mcastprefix ff02::1 ip6-allnodes ff02::2 ip6-allrouters ff02::3 ip6-allhosts machinename is a replacement for the real name... Jysse
Can you try to put a completely different hostname into /etc/postfix/main.cf (e.g. www.example.com) and restart Postfix? Just for testing purposes...
Tried that too with a line: myhostname = www.example.com Same problem continues. I have not said it before but sending mail works fine from both domains. Jysse
I've no idea what it might be than the things falko already posted. Falko will be back from hollidays in 2 days, maybe he has another idea
still having problems Many thanks for your support so far. Falko, I know that you are busy but can you help me with this ? Jysse
