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Hi, For one of our domains in froxlor, we had some mail accounts and later we have moved the MX to remote mx. We had then disabled mail box in froxlor for the domain. After few months we have decided to move back mx to froxlor. We have then enabled "Emaildomain" for the domain in panel. But old email accounts are not again listing in front end. But panel shows there is existing number of email accounts. See the screen shots attached. I can see the email accounts folders and files in back end as well. But unable to login using round cube. What is the proposed fix for the same?

Hi everyone, I'm running a Debian 10 Buster Server with PHP7.3 installed. The PHP7.3 update is the new component in the system. since then, I can't find any Mailboxes. There are no folders in the var/customers/mail/[customer] directory. If you take look at the Screenshot, you see, that the E-Mail adress is existent in Froxlor. Mail Bounce Mail Log If I missed a log, please let me know, so I can attach it Best regards, thunfischbaum

Hi, Wile doing migration of email accounts from one froxlor server to another I have noting some thing. Expecting some clarification on this. As we all know emails are normally stored in the location "/var/customers/mail/user/domain.com/user/Maildir/" . I create email accounts via froxlor panel and copy the email files directly via scp or rsync from old server to new. The strange thing I have noticed is it is not coping custom folders and its emails like we have in source. The solution I have found for this is to use imapsync between old and new. imapsync is preserving custom folders like as it is in source. Does it mean custom folder settings are stored somewhere else? How we can preserve it and copy emails manually?

Just wondering, is anyone using DMARC or SFP settings on the Nameservers to protect against spoofing. Never noticed it before but on gmail they seem to check against sfp settings. Before: Received-SPF: none (google.com: info@xxxxxxxxxxxxx.ie does not designate permitted sender hosts) client-ip=xx.xxx.xxx.xxx; Authentication-Results: mx.google.com; spf=neutral (google.com: info@xxxxxxxxxxxxx.ie does not designate permitted sender hosts) smtp.mail=info@xxxxxxxxxxxx.ie Received: from www.xxxxxxxxxxxx.ie (xxxxxxx.xxxxxxserver.net [xx.xxx.xxx.xxx]) After adding a TXT record to the Nameserver: TXT "v=spf1 mx -all" Authentication-Results: mx.google.com; spf=pass (google.com: domain of info@xxxxxxxxxxxxx.ie designates xx.xxx.xxx.xxx as permitted sender) smtp.mail=info@xxxxxxxxxxxx.ieReceived: from www.xxxxxxxxxxxx.ie (xxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxserver.net [xx.xxx.xxx.xxx]) by xxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxserver.net (Postfix) with ESMTPA id fsdasdsdafsfdxxsdfadsf My Questions: 1. Did anyone implement this on all the domains running on a froxlor server? 2. If Yes, what record did they use? 3. Is there anything to watch out for? IE. The sender domain is not the one specified in the Postfix-Configuration. Does this cause problems? Thank you for any feedback. Regards, rolo2912

Guten Morgen liebe Community, ich hab schon gesucht hier, aber nicht wirklich was passendes gefunden, darum mach ich jetzt hier nochmal nen Thread auf. Ich nutz Froxlor nun erfolgreich seit über einem Jahr auf zwei Servern, es funktioniert soweit auch alles mit LetsEncrypt und den Zertifikaten. Jetzt hab ich nur folgendes Problem, bzw. ist dies möglich, da ich mehrere Kunden über Froxlor auf zwei Servern verwalte, muss ich natürlich auch E-Mails verwalten, und zwar verschlüsselt. Kann man das über Froxlor machen? Sprich, dass die Kunden ihre Emails über imap.kunde1.de & smtp.kunde1.de sowie imap.kunde2.de & smtp.kunde2.de usw. abrufen können. Momentan muss man ja bzw. so hat es mein Admin gemacht, ein Zertifikat für alle hinterlegen, welches auch nicht automatisch per Script geupdatet wird?! -> Ist das so richtig? Oder müssen alle Kunden ihre E-Mails per imap.hauptdomain.de abrufen?