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maxlinux2000
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problem creating mail accounts in vestacp
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Post by maxlinux2000 » Sun Feb 01, 2015 2:27 pm

Hi all

today i created a new mail account in my new domain, but i cannot login in webmail

so I opened phpmyadmin/roundcube/users and i haver realized that there are not present my las account in the table.
I changed the vesta user and deteted from the vestacp panel, a email account of another domain... but it still listen in the roundcube db.

seem that vestacp, cannot refresh this database.

I have 10 working email-accounts in this server.

Note: this is a system in production and it works fine form 2 moths.
My system:
Debian 7 32 bit
vesta: Version: 0.9.8 (i386)
vesta-php:: Version: 0.9.7 (i386)
vesta-nginx: Version: 0.9.7 (i386)
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maxlinux2000
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Joined: Sun Feb 01, 2015 2:09 pm

Re: problem creating mail accounts in vestacp
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Post by maxlinux2000 » Mon Feb 02, 2015 12:17 am

ok... i'm understand where is my problem.

for error I changed the owners of all folders in /home. Then I have restored again, but for esemple

chown -R max.max /home/max
chown -R barby.barby /home/barby
..and so on..

but it's no correct because /home/max/conf and /home/max/mail contains a files with a bit complex permissions and owners.

So the question is.. VestaCP have a script that restore the corrects permission and owners, of all foders and files?

max
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