Problem receiving email after new installation

Some were, some not. I've set it on on all of them now.
No change... and then I thought to do a Reload Configuration on Postfix... and Yea! Incoming emails are being accepted
And once again, I feel a twit for not noticing that. But then I never thought to look <sigh>
For the moment, I'm assuming "That's it" and all else should be fine. I'll run the mail sync from the old server now... and then recheck everything

Thanks a million, Till. If you're ever in Northern France (pas-de-Calais), pop in for a coffee... or something stronger

 

The migration this thread refers to (which was for a friend) was completed and everything is working as it should be. Magic ))

The "Local delivery" checkbox enabled thing - that it wasn't set, is that a bug or something that needs documenting in the tool's instructions? I can no longer check, but I'm wondering if that flag wasn't present in the older version of ISPConfig on the Source machine. If you want me to raise a separate issue for this, just ask.

I'm now in the throes of the migration of my own server. Mostly it has gone OK but (of course)...
* SSL certificates don't seem to have been migrated properly. I have several MX records pointing to the server, one for each name. I did have an SSL certificate with several aliases for email services but that seems to have disappeared. I'm going to try to sort this out myself. I'll only bother you if I get stuck First thing is to take off LE from each web site, then put it back. Then check the LE log.

* Roundcube doesn't work. The first problem was the PHP PDO plugin was missing. Te login screen now appears and login works, but nothing is populated. I'm thinking of trying a simple solution first: uninstall it, then re-install it, after checking all prerequisites are there. Would running the ISPConfig installer and allowing service reconfiguration to be done perhaps help? I just realised that the friend's server didn't have Roundcube on his old server, so the installation on the new one was "clean". On my server, thee was an outdated Roundcube version and I wonder if that was migrated, messing up the later installation on the new server. We'll see...