Is there a quick patch I can apply to 1.4.1 to fix this?

Thanks.

Just updated to 1.5.2 . And still broken.

I'm wondering if this is not working because users are in the "goto" column of the "alias" table with an alias domain name. And if iRedAdmin Pro, when doing the lookup, does not lookup the user for his or her alias domain as well.

If not, I would respectfully request that the lookups be updated to include the alias for an email domain.

Thanks.

Unfortunately, due to the way we migrated over from another email provider, the primary domain is not the domain we actually want to use. The domain we actually want to use is currently set up as an alias to the primary domain. If we could "rename" the primary domain to what we wanted, that would solve the problem.

But, I could easily where one might add with an alias domain, anyway. So, it would still be useful.

Looks like my reply was not submitted or lost, i have to type again.
---------

Below are steps to rename a mail domain, i suggest you try it on a testing machine first.

Let's say you're using mail domain 'domain.com' as primary domain, but you wish to use 'primary.com' as primary domain.

*) Remove all alias domain assigned to 'domain.com' with iRedAdmin-Pro. of course you should remember them, so that you can add them back later.

*) Export all SQL records related to this domain in database 'vmail'. especially sql tables: domain, mailbox, alias, domain_admins. If you have some bcc settings, export from 4 bcc tables too. Note: export them to plain SQL files.

It's easy to recognize accounts under certain domain, because most tables have column `domain`, you can query them with sql command like this:

sql> SELECT ... FROM [table] WHERE domain='domain.com';

*) Update exported plain SQL files, replace 'domain.com' by 'primary.com'. For example, with perl command:

# perl -pi -e 's#domain.com#primary.com#g' /path/to/plain.sql

You must review updated files, to make sure it's what you want after update.

Note: maildir path will be changed too, so you must move mailboxes to another directory. Mailboxes are stored under /var/vmail/vmail1/domain.com by default, after modified, it will be /var/vmail/vmail1/primary.com. You must create this folder with correct owner and permission (it's better to stop Dovecot service before moving mailboxes, and start it after you imported modified sql files):

# cd /var/vmail/vmail1
# mkdir primary.com
# chown vmail:vmail primary.com
# chmod 0700 primary.com
# mv domain.com/* primary.com/

*) Import updated sql files after reviewed carefully.
*) Delete old records related to 'domain.com in 'vmail' database.
*) Assign alias domain names to 'primary.com' if necessary.

That's it.

Ideally, iRedAdmin-Pro can do most steps for you, except moving mailboxes.