Posts by crafter

I have set up an email with our domain which forwards the email to an external print server.

[my email client:[email protected]]

==> [i-mscp_server:[email protected]]

==> [printservice:[email protected]]

The emails are forwarded. However the print server responds with a message

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The ‘TO’ or ‘CC’ field of the email you sent did not include a printer email address.

Indeed, the email is delivered like this

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From: [email protected]

Reply-To: [email protected]

To: [email protected] <=== I want this to be [email protected]

I want either the 'To' field to be the address of the external print server, or to add the external print server as a 'CC' field.

See if this helps Import mail users from another system

Firstly, it is bad practice to publish your database, or part of it, with valid emails and passwords. Please clean up your file.

All good now. Thanks for the help

See here : https://github.com/i-MSCP/imscp/releases

build 2018120800

I was able to install eventually.

May I ask why you chose courier. Not that there is anything wrong.

I did a bit of reading before choosing and found more of the later posts I read suggested Dovecot, including large installers, for example https://support.plesk.com/hc/e…ier-IMAP-on-Plesk-server-

Excellent answer Nuxwin . Thanks for the info.

Call me stupid, but I was blisfully unaware of the options for network configuration between ifupdown or netplan. I didn't install the server, but it looks like it is configured using ifupdown.

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Currently, i-MSCP is installing the resolvconf package even if you don't install bind9.

In any case, this probably explains the resetting of the DNS after my install. It appears that after my update to /etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d/head, the DNS entries persist.

This may be closed.

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How do I reconfigure the DNS permanently in Ubuntu 18.04 server (out of topic question, but if anyone can help )

Never mind about this.

I figured to edit the file "/etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d/head" instead of "/etc/resolv.conf"

and "sudo service resolvconf restart" afterwards

My new Ubuntu 18.04 server was set up and worked perfectly as far as DNS resolutions went.

I then installed the latest version of i-mscp and during the installation chose not to install a bind server. The installation went well, but afterwards the DNS settings were lost.

Adding a DNS entry to the resolv.conf provided temporary release, until I did a "imscp-reconfigure".

• Is the installation possibly changing the DNS entries even though I suggested no local bind server?
• How do I reconfigure the DNS permanently in Ubuntu 18.04 server (out of topic question, but if anyone can help )

You can modify the source as you wish.

Look here :/var/www/imscp/gui/public/tools/webmail/program/lib/Roundcube