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Topic: Unknown column 'goto' in 'field list'

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====

Hi I followed the following tutorial
https://docs.iredmail.org/sql.user.mail … 70701.html

I issued the commad
UPDATE alias SET goto='user@domain.com,forward_1@example.com' WHERE address='user@domain.com';
and I got an error as per the subject line
Unknown column 'goto' in 'field list'
Just in case, yes, I did substitute the e-malil addresses with valid ones:)
Any ideas?
Cheers

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Re: Unknown column 'goto' in 'field list'

The one you used is for old iRedMail release. You need this tutorial instead:
https://docs.iredmail.org/sql.user.mail.forwarding.html

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Re: Unknown column 'goto' in 'field list'

Hi
Your tutorial you mentioned above is for iRedMail-0.9.6 and earlier releases.

My iRedmail release is a later one, which is 0.9.8 and the tutorial I used is applicable to iRedMail-0.9.7 and later releases

Cheers

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Re: Unknown column 'goto' in 'field list'

OK - my bad. I didn't read the headings closely enough on the tutorials and got them mixed up. Must be my dyslexia kicking in
Thanks

PS - It seems that the earlier versions had it much easier to configure (less coding) than for the later releases?

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Re: Unknown column 'goto' in 'field list'

ciscokid wrote:

PS - It seems that the earlier versions had it much easier to configure (less coding) than for the later releases?

New version is easier to index and search (better SQL performance).