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I updated both roundcube plugins and ISPConfig yesterday, and in testing that "everything" works I came across an issue. In roundcube I created a whitelist entry; then in ISPConfig, logged in as the client which created the email account, I went to verify that it showed up and did not see it. If I login as the ISPConfig admin I do see it, so the problem is in the sys_userid and sys_groupid set when the plugin creates the spamfilter_wblist entry.
Here are 2 entries, '[email protected]' was created by the plugin, and '[email protected]' was created in ISPConfig when logged in as the client (also relevant table entries to look up id's, though you could probably just copy the sys_userid, sys_groupid, sys_perm_user and sys_perm_group from the mail_user entry):
I updated both roundcube plugins and ISPConfig yesterday, and in testing that "everything" works I came across an issue. In roundcube I created a whitelist entry; then in ISPConfig, logged in as the client which created the email account, I went to verify that it showed up and did not see it. If I login as the ISPConfig admin I do see it, so the problem is in the sys_userid and sys_groupid set when the plugin creates the spamfilter_wblist entry.
Here are 2 entries, '[email protected]' was created by the plugin, and '[email protected]' was created in ISPConfig when logged in as the client (also relevant table entries to look up id's, though you could probably just copy the sys_userid, sys_groupid, sys_perm_user and sys_perm_group from the mail_user entry):
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