mailonly problems

[odm]

The more I look at the Cpanel mailonly theme the more problems I find...

1] Mail filters not deleting
On settings up a mail filter, this filter can not then be deleted. Cpanel reports it has been deleted, but it is still there. Some sort of locking issue?? Default theme works ok. The url's the del link points to look the same...

2] Auto-config not right
If a user goes into the Account Settings area and clicks on OutLook Express auto-setup, the user has an account created for them in OL with name, email address and reply_to address all set to the account login name e.g. tpm for the latest client. tpm is obviously not a valid address and this was bing rejected by our server when they were sending messages.

Can this be fixed? If not, can the auto-config link be removed from the cpanel theme? It is not part of the html files - hard coded in cpanel me thinks...

3] There is a typo in addblock.html
<option value="header_to:">From</option>

should of course be:
<option value="header_to:">To</option>

4] Change password/quota links not working
I fixed this by copying all *.html files from the default theme into the mailonly theme root.

5] Show disk space
In the Accounts admin area this link does nothing. I fixed this by editing pops.html from:
listpopstable()

to:
listpopstable($FORM{'extras'})

However even in the default theme, the disk quota is only shown for additional mailboxes i.e. not the default. Any reason for this?

That's it for now. When I get everything fixed i will post the updated theme back here.

Best regards, Brian

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[odm]

Resloved most of these for anyone who is interested:

1] bug in dodelblock.html change:
<cpanel Email="delfilter($FORM{'email'})">

to:
<cpanel Email="delfilter($FORM{'email'},$FORM{'dest'})">

2] in the end I just disabled the Outlook Express auto-config in the WHM.

One other thing, I spent a very long time (and others) trying to work out how to set the defaults of SpamAssassin site wide. SA says edit/place a file in:
/etc/mail/spamassassin/local.cf

However, cPanel apparently overrides the default SpamAssassin behaviour. So you need to edit:
/usr/local/cpanel/etc/spamassassin.options

HTH. Brian

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[tAzMaNiAc]

Cool. This is for the old mailonly right? there's a new one -- xmail.

Brenden

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[odm]

er...no I wasn't aware of this. Is this fairly new? I am pretty sure it wasn't there when I first started looking at this around about March this year.

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