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Harry M. Aasterud wrote:
> When I first time installed Maia, I used my own email
address as admin.
> When loging in with this email address, I had full
admin rights. I also
> could control my own personal settings for my e-mail
address. After that
> the server crashed, I managed to reinstall since the
database was still
> intact. However, I am left with one major handicap.
When I deactivate
> spam scanning on my personal address, all mail from all
users on all
> virtual domains is being quarantined. When I disable it
on my account,
> it works like a charm for all other users. But now I
am being flooded
> with spam…
It sounds like either (a) your database got corrupted during
that crash,
and the linkages between email addresses and user accounts
got broken
somehow, or (b) you used Maia's address-linking feature to
link all of
the addresses on your system to your own email address, such
that they
are all owned by your account. For some small sample of
your users, you
may want to investigate this by looking at the 'users' table
and the
'maia_users' table to make sure that email addresses are
owned by the
correct user accounts.
The maia_users.id column should match the users.maia_user_id
column, for
instance, and the maia_users.primary_email_id should match
the users.id
column of the user's primary email address. As long as
those linkages
are correct, each user should have independent settings.
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Robert LeBlanc <rjl renaissoft.com>
Renaissoft, Inc.
Maia Mailguard <http://www.maiamail
guard.com/>
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