Hi, as an admin, I am able to create whitelist/blacklist entries for a full domains "@domain". As the user which this domains belong to, I can only create those wildcard entries for one of 3 domains. The two domains which can't be assigned by the user have mailboxes, the third domain is an alias of one of the first. I don't see, why a user is not allowed to create wildcard whitelists for a domain with mailboxes, but for the alias-domain. How can I allow the user to create entries for their domains instead of creating them with the admin user? Best regards Conrad
It was 10, but even with -1 it does not change anything. I can't find in the manual what even has an effect on this.
I suppose it's implicit in my last question, but does the client have a limit template set, or is it using custom limits? I'll see if I can reproduce that, maybe it's a bug.
I'm not able to reproduce this, make sure I have the setup right: I have a domain assigned to a client which has an email mailbox created, I go to Email > Spamfilter > Whitelist and click to add a whitelist record, and in the 'User:' list I see both @domain and user@domain as options. I'm on a pretty current ispconfig version, perhaps you need to update?
Hi, first of all, thank you for your help Today I had some time for investigating all the mysql tables. Turns out, the spamfilter users for this domains where created in the name of the admin user . I think I recreated some Mail Domains, but the spamfilter users where still created by admin. Changing the ownership to the client fixed the issue! Thanks again!
