Closed luckydonald closed 7 months ago
That is because they were created when firstdomain.com was a root domain (can be used by all users) and now you've changed it to a custom domain added to one user's account.
You need to update the database columns for those aliases:
Setting the aliasable_id
to the custom domain's ID and the aliasable_type
to App\Models\Domain
then they will "belong" to that custom domain.
This is an edge case not a bug.
I moved my domain and added the original domain as an alias domain but the domain overview lists zero domains for @firstdomain.com.
Instead, it ideally should list all ~100 existing email aliases. Not ideal, but still an improvement would be to have an "other" category, where those mails in the wrong categorises are listed.
Steps to reproduce: