When I try to save my autoresponder in Virtualmin > Edit Users > User > Email Settings, I get:
Failed to save user : Failed to link /home/domain.com/autoreply-name@domain.com.txt to , /var/virtualmin-autoreply/1684835746898769-autoreply-name@domain.com.txt
It seems like it may be a permission issue. No file is being created in the /var/virtualmin-autoreply/ directory even after checking and setting permissions to be 777.
I read that this folder should be owned by a user named virtualmin-autoreply, mine was owned by root. I didn’t have this user created, so I manually created it, changed ownership of it and reset all permissions. Still no luck.
When I tried to save my auto responder / autoreply I got the error from above. When I send an email to that same email address that I’ve just tried to save, I do get an auto-reply email that says:
Yes, @ID10T, creating directly in usermin seems to be working. It will successfully deliver the autoreply message.
When doing it this way, I do not see any files in the /var/virtualmin-autoreply/ directory, but I do see the autoreply.0.txt file in the /home/domain.com/homes/myName/ directory.
This does give me a workaround, thank you. Does this also help point to the a possible answer for why it is not working in the first place?
I have the same system. Mine works fine with new and old virtual servers. I am assuming you do not have a (.) in your your server directory under /home/ like /domain.com/
Maybe you do ave a permissions problem. These are my permissions that have not been altered:
