It sounds like your DNS is setup incorrectly. If GoDaddy is providing the mail service I'd recommend you contact them for support they should be able to provide the DNS change you need to make in order for email to get to the account.

I just got this error from an email that was sent with the webmail email cc-ed:

The response was:
DNS Error: DNS type 'mx' lookup of famatdelegates.org responded with code NOERROR DNS type 'aaaa' lookup of famatdelegates-org.mail.protection.outlook.com. responded with code NXDOMAIN DNS type 'a' lookup of famatdelegates-org.mail.protection.outlook.com. responded with code NXDOMAIN

I created a webmail email with my domain on GoDaddy through the option in cPanel. I can send email freely, and the recipient receives them. However, when I sent an email from a Gmail to this webmail email, it does not show up in the webmail inbox. In fact, there is no delivery error either that is sent to the Gmail. Why is this happening?

Also, if there is a fix, would it also be possible to see all of the emails I have missed during the time I wasn't receiving emails? I think there could have been very important emails that I missed.

Hi,

probably the plugin is made for sendmail virtusertable format (where I use without any problems), but I think it should be sufficient to strip "brutally" all illegal characters from (the end of) email address 

Thanks so much for your kind reply.

I create https://github.com/roundcube/roundcubemail/issues/9898 for you.

In meantime you can try the new_user_dialog plugin.

Hi all,
roundcube v1.6.11 wrongly parse the virtuals of opensmtpd

The file is this:
# cat /usr/local/etc/mail/virtuals
[email protected]: dom-gmarco
....

The problem is that roundcube puts automagically upon login in the identities email field:
[email protected]:

which triggers errors while sending email as invalid sender.

The easy fix is manually edit identities and remove the ":" from the mail field, but probably many people will find difficulties trying to analyze where the problem could be.

I have in my config.inc.php this line:
// -- Plugins configs ------------------------------------------------

// -- virtuser_file
$rcmail_config['virtuser_file'] = '/usr/local/etc/mail/virtuals';

As a dirty quick fix will be possible to show automatically the identities window to the first login so people will be forced to check and modify the data ?

Thanks all for attention.

Hi,

I am currently in the process of migrating our Roundcube instance to a new installation and experiencing a strange behaviour when testing logins:

All our entries in the "users" table have the same "mail_host" set. This mail_host is also the setting we use in config.inc.php as "imap_host".

When users login, a new entry is created in "users" with a different "mail_host" (a different DNS entry for the relevant mail server). How is this possible and why is it happening?

Thanks!

Please bring Larry back. While I understand that the theme can be downloaded and self-installed to enable Larry's use once more, those of us on shared hosting do not have that ability. We used Larry because it was an easy space-saving layout that fulfilled it's purpose to a "T", unlike the original theme that is forced on users today. PLEASE bring Larry back! Thank you in advance.

Appreciated.

Did you use the last files upload and not the last version ?