Hi in the API documentation of mail_alias_add there is a params "type" which can be enum('alias','aliasdomain','forward','catchall')). i tried adding an mail aliasdomain that way (first created the source and destination domains), but i get an "email_error_isemail". when i look at the code of mail_alias_add, it uses the mail/form/mail_alias.tform.php. shouldn't it use the mail_aliasdomain.tform.php for the aliasdomain-type ? or in which form should the source and destination domains be supplied? i tried plain domain name, e.g. "example.com", and with a @ at the beginning, e.g. "@example.com", because on the web-interface the alias domains are displayed with an @ in front of the domain name. greets KoS
The mail_alias_add function id for adding email alias addresses, not domains. The type list in api doku is not correct. To add a aliasdomain, use the function "mail_aliasdomain_add".
thanks, i'll try. i checked the documentation that's with ispconfig 3.5.0.3 in ispconfig3_install/remoting_client/API-docs/index.html and didn't see the funciton. now checking the source code interface/lib/classes/remoting.inc.php i see the function. is there an up-to-date documentation of the API? so that i don't miss some more functions
No, thats the latest documentation available. But you can find all functions in /usr/local/ispconfig/interface/lib/classes/remoting.inc.php
okay, so i'll concentrate more on the code so i tried the mail_aliasdomain_add function and here are my findings: source: @srcdomain.com (the @ is mandatory) destination: @dstdomain.com (@ is mandatory for aliasdomain, but not checked) type: 'alias' -> email alias type: 'forward' -> email forward type: empty -> doesn't show up in the GUI, but an entry in the mail_forwarding table is created with an empty type -> i think that should'nt be possible but the desired "aliasdomain" isn't visible in mail_aliasdomain.tform.php line 118, but it works and creates the "Domain Alias" as expected so the validator for the type field is not working ?
The type field is used by the interface to show the records in different lists, type is not used by postfix. so it does not matter whcih type you use for postfix, but it matters for the web interface. The type field is set by the interface scripts in the code, so it cant be altered by the logged in user and dos not require a validator therefor.
