SYSTEM INFORMATION OS type and version Ubuntu Linux 22.04.2 Webmin version 2.021 Usermin version 1.861 Virtualmin version 7.5 Theme version 20.21 Package updates All installed packages are up to date [Screenshot 2023-04-09 082125] No it isn’t (has 12 months to go!) I have chec…

So I get a response from the Registrar (not exactly 24/7 help desk!) 2023-04-13T00:00:00Z (UTC) It’s a little tricky to explain this. If domains are auto-renewed then the Registry date won’t be updated for about 45 days past the renewal as we do this in case customers change their mind and want t…

Now 3 days later from this initial Warning and it still does nothing. it is still invalid! (still over 12 months before it expires in 2024) where is this date coming from. how do I kill this meaningless warning?

Edit: I just found this. [image] Domain expiration notice Virtualmin SYSTEM INFORMATION OS type and version Ubuntu Linux 20.04.5 Webmin version 2.001 Virtualmin version 7.2-1 Hi, how to I disable domain expiration notice. Thanks

@Randomz Thanks I couldn’t find that! :bat: But - So it is still a bug in version 7.5 @Jamie - I don’t even understand where it is coming from. (presumably Virtualmin is performing a lookup somewhere which is giving incorrect info) As said I checked with the registrar and there is still 12 months …

What does ‘whois’ say for the domain?

Hmmm That is scary!! For some reason it is wrong there - I am off to SHOUT at the registrar and find out what they are playing at and who there has broken fingers.

[image] Stegan: But - So it is still a bug in version 7.5 Not necessarily. There was mention that: Domain registration expiry notification It’s a bug that Virtualmin is still showing this warning for disabled domains And there was no response to a request for a screen shot of the err…

[image] Randomz: Do you have any disabled domains? No but it now looks like a Registrar problem (Whois) and I am currently pending a response to a ticket with them - thanks

About to expire Warning!

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Edit: I just found this.