hello guys
i have a problem with admin email
i can log in normally into admin@mydomain.com
but i cant receive any emails from outside specifically to this email
the weird thing is that admin is not listed in the emails section , that’s why you still can create another email called admin@mydomain.com
so admin is listed among users , and can log in to emails , can send but can not receive
when i set up a new email account called admin@mydomain.com and set the forwarding to any other user in the domain , this user can receive messages normally from outside "messages that were supposed to be sent to the admin email
thanks for the reply Nas
but i think this is strange
if i can log into webmail as admin
it should have a full email account as default
i ran into this problem when i tried to create SSL certificate through RapidSSL
they sent me the certificate to the domain admin mail but the mail was rejected
i created email account for admin and assigned him to any group and still any emails to admin from outside were rejected
the only way to receive the certificate email was to adjust the settings to forward all emails for admin to any other account
i think these are weird behaviors related to the mail server
yes i agree , it should be there
because admin@domain.com always recognized to be the domain admin account
even when the rapidSLL sent me the ssl certificate they sent it right away to the admin@domain.com just to verify that i have full control over the domain and not a regular user on it
this should be default behavior as an enhancement as you said
IIRC, when mail-server is installed messages to root (including those to postmaster@ and for system accounts in /etc/aliases) are routed to admin, by the magic inside /etc/postfix/aliases. admin has IMAP access and can read those messages. If the root’s unix mailbox already contains messages (cronjob output, for instance), they are copied to the admin’s maildir during mail-server installation.
The email address admin@… is not created by default. It does not exist, but can be added if desired.
i think it should be there by default
it is the domain admin email
this is how to prove you have full right on that domain , like what happened with me regarding RapidSSL certificate trivialization procedures