Mailbox creation does not check if email address already exists

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airbear
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Mailbox creation does not check if email address already exists

Post by airbear »

Hi,

If you create a new mailbox with name “user1”, in a post office with a domain “domain.com” then Mailenable automatically creates an email address for that user “user1”@”domain.com” WITHOUT checking if that SMTP address already exists!

When, attempting to add an address to an existing mailbox, Mailenable checks correctly for the existence of the address and throws an error.

Thanks,
Aaron

airbear
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Re: Mailbox creation does not check if email address already exists

Post by airbear »

Sorry, I should add:

MailEnable Enterprise 9.62

MailEnable-Ian
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Re: Mailbox creation does not check if email address already exists

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Hi,

Update to 9.76 and check again to see if it still happens. I tested this in 9.76 and cannot emulate the behavior.
Regards,

Ian Margarone
MailEnable Support

airbear
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Re: Mailbox creation does not check if email address already exists

Post by airbear »

Hi,
We still see the behaviour in 9.78. Is it relevant that we are using MSSQL backend?

Thanks,
Aaron

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Re: Mailbox creation does not check if email address already exists

Post by MailEnable-Ian »

Hi,
We still see the behaviour in 9.78. Is it relevant that we are using MSSQL backend?
Yes it could be the cause. Not sure as I will need to setup the same environment on my end to test. In the interim see if you can populate the tab delimited file configuration on your side and activate tab files again to see if the problem persists.
Regards,

Ian Margarone
MailEnable Support

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