1 Topic by digitalbit (edited by digitalbit 2014-04-26 16:21:06)

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Topic: Merged columns on MySQL vmail DB - iRedMail new builds

Hello developers !

iRedMail merged the :

- domain.defaultlanguage
- domain.defaultuserquota
- domain.defaultuseraliases
- domain.disableddomainprofiles
- domain.disableduserprofiles
- domain.defaultpasswordscheme
- domain.minpasswordlength
- domain.maxpasswordlength

... into column 'domain.settings' from the build [e3e641e]

Your example shows that now is setup like:
domain.settings='default_language:en_US;default_user_quota:1024;'

Question:
Migrating iRedMail stable version from 0.8.6 to build [ad18821] and filling up the data from corresponding old columns into the new domain.settings, does it matter the order that we fill in this field? Is there any special attention that we have to be aware before shifting all data from old columns into the single domain.settings?

Thank you!

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2 Reply by ZhangHuangbin

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Re: Merged columns on MySQL vmail DB - iRedMail new builds

digitalbit wrote:

... into the new domain.settings, does it matter the order that we fill in this field?

Order of settings doesn't matter. But if you have duplicate settings, last one will be used. For example:

domain.settings = 'default_language:en_US;...;default_language:zh_CN;

We have two 'default_language' setting here, but only the last one will be used (zh_CN).

digitalbit wrote:

Is there any special attention that we have to be aware before shifting all data from old columns into the single domain.settings?

No.