Topic: Domain reconfigure

[Rick Copeland]

Hello all. Sorry to post but after 2 hours I am either using the wrong search criteria or this question doesn't exist.. I am fairly new to linux and installed 5.6 SME server on a system.. it was originally configured with example.com as a domain name... I registered a new domain called example.net re-ran configuration to match it.. and made virtual domains for the old.. all is working well.. except one feature.. I use the horde/imp implementation of webmail and all accounts default reply address is still address.com not address.net.. I originally thought thats because the accounts were made before the change, but this didnt pan out either. all new accounts are also example.com not example.net. any help on this would be greatly apreciated.. TIA

Rick

[James Pybus]

Your imp reply address is set in the options per user from what I can gather have a look.

James

[Rick Copeland]

Thanks James,

I have thought of that.. each user could specify their return address.. but every new user is set as "Default" and that has to come from somewhere.. Since all accounts even new ones since the change are "Default" to the first domain I am stumped. See I have set up another box for testing and it is on its first domain name.. and all accounts email match that domain. This particular box i changed the domain name, through running the setup configuration again at the admin console. But even new accounts are the old domain name. So I need to find where "default" comes from But thanks for your replyJames Pybus wrote:

[James Pybus]

Sounds like IMP has the old settings stored somewhere. I wouldn't  know where to start looking. Perhaps if you have not customised the box much you could perform an upgrade install and that might reset the IMP files.

As you have a test box prehaps you should try changing the domain on that and see if it replicates the issue and then try the upgrade route on that to see if it works before you kill you production box.

Stabbing in the dark a bit, hopefully someone else might shed a bit more light soon.

James