I’ve been searching for an answer to this, but didn’t find any, so here we go:
When migrating a virtual server from cpanel to virtualmin every user with email on that server has to change their login in their email-reader. Virtualmin use user.domain while cpanel has user+domain.tld
Is there a quick hack that will enable me to migrate users from cpanel til virtualmin without having each and every person change their configuration in outlook ?
A lot of the cPanel installs I’ve seen used the @ in their login names (which is easy to handle in Virtualmin by going into System Settings -> Server Templates -> Default -> Mail for Domain – then scroll all the way to the bottom of that page, and you’ll see “Format for usernames that include domain”).
As for how to handle a + character?
I’m not sure you can the way things are now, you may need to put in a support request to inquire about that
-Eric
Yeah, file a ticket. See if Jamie has any objections to “+” as a delimiter. I’m not sure, off-hand, if it’ll cause any problems with any of our components. cPanel uses a different mail server (exim, I think?) than our default, so maybe there are issues there…but I don’t think so.
Did you ever get this fixed? I too am migrating Cpanel sites with user+domain.tld to Virtualmin but getting this problem with existing email accounts no longer working as I can’t seem to get the plus symbol to work?
Appreciate this is an old thread but if you managed to get it working with + in the username would appreciate the solution!