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hi, you looking for Format for usernames that include domain in Server Templates -> Default -> Mail for Domain tab, you can set the username format there. But, that only is changed for new users. If you want to change existing users, you'd need to delete the account and re-add it.
its located at the bottom of the page, you want to change it to same as on picture below.
This has been answered here as well.
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Hi thanks for replying, I already did that, the mails are sent with user@mydomain.com .. but to be answered from any server there is an error:
... I'm sorry to have informed you that your message could not Be delivered to one or more recipients. It's attached below.
For further assistance, please send mail to postmaster.
If you do not, please include this problem report. you can Delete your own text from the attached returned message. ....
With the format user.mydominio@mydominio.com the emails are sent and answered without any problem.
hi,
well one more time same hint : that only is changed for new users. If you want to change existing users, you'd need to delete the account and re-add it.Once you delete that user and then (re-)add that user to domain for email, the new user login should be automatically in format USERNAME @ domain.com and not
user.mydomain@ mydomain.comConfiguring/troubleshooting Debian servers is always great fun
hi, The commented error is with new users, the previous user accounts were deleted. Also was tried with a new domain with the format user@mydomain.com, the problem persists when replying the mails.
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well.. what distro is that? also it should work for newly created users.. can you create user like test@yourdomain.com and I can try to send you an email. Perhaps you pop up on irc chat and we can troubleshoot it live.
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The operating system is Debian 8, we have a test@mygepeese.com account, you can send an email and it will be rejected, but if I can send you an email from that account without problems ... at the moment I can not access a chat Irc
sorry I didnt press reply button.. reply is bellow
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hi, yes you are correct however the error msgs I recieved was this:
I think your config is messed up a bit, did you changed any settings? perhaps dns or some config in postfix if you done manual changes to them.. I also run debian (latest version) and have no issues.. also does command hostname and hostname -f respond with same output?
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The output of the hostname is: root@server:~# hostname -f server.redampperu.com Our company will host 3 virtual servers for its services, the configuration of mail is the one that comes by default when installing virtualmin / webmin
When it has the format user.mydomain@mydomain.com there is no problem in sending and receiving mail.
sure then it could be dns issue.. in mean time commands should respond like this:
If they dont, then its not set up correctly which could lead to funny issues. Your issue is that
mail for server.redampperu.com loops back to myself. You can search on google but mostly FQDN causes those issues.Configuring/troubleshooting Debian servers is always great fun
If mygepeese.com is your domain you have a nice mess with your settings, Bind to point on one.
For mygepeese.com - https://intodns.com/mygepeese.com
But mygepeese.com is using nameservers of redampperu.com and here we have even more DNS probelms - https://intodns.com/redampperu.com
- just to begin this domain doesnt resolve to any IP:
Host Name : redampperu.com
IP Address : redampperu.com cannot be resolved to an IP Address
Location : Unknown
Before email and whatever other problem you must start with Bind. Both domains reported some serious problems and its hard to pinpoint to any other problem if Bind is wrongly configured. Start from here and then go step by step to remove other problems but i'm sure just with Bind configured properly some of the problems will vanish.
Last but not least, domain mygepeese.com is blacklisted at spameatingmonkey.net. Not a major RBL still many are using them to check incoming emails. Either way you have open relay there, someone hacked your website or server or you are the one spamming. Not big chance because it would require a lot of emails still it could be because of wrongly configured Bind.
AqpJoe i think you have a lot of work in front of you if you want that server to function properly.
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Hi, in the last hour was reconfiguring everything, so nothing works. XD .. changed to the dns, I will be commenting on the result of the reconfigurations.
Fine but good part of your problems isnt Virtualmin related and a lot of info can be found on google, especially Bind, Apache and Postfix. It would be better if you sort everything and come back with Virtualmin (or Webmin) related problems. In case all this is too much for your you could pay Virtualmin devs to install Virtualmin and check if everything works properly.
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Hello guys, I solved my problem by changing the domain of my server and I did configure the reverse dns with my ISP, I'm not sure if that was the problem but the mails are already working ..... Now I have a couple of doubts , I have two web applications in Python - Django, could you run them each for different domains? .. when I run an application the following happens:
Domainone: 8990
Domaintwo: 8990
.. both open the same application.
glad to hear that you resolved your problem.. as I said dns can give out lot of funny issues. Regards your apps, sure you can! run one app on port 8990 and second app on different port aka 8991 or something. then in apache create two subservers like app1.domain.com and app2.domain.com then edit apache proxy on those.. in proxy settings just point them to localhost:8990 and on another subserver to localhost:8991. Restart the apache (just to make sure new settings are loaded) and visit app1.domain.com . it should serve app1 right a way without :portnumber.
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