||include||style.htm|| ||ifdef||g_newui_advanced|| ||define||url_info||&doframes=false&displaymode=advanced|| ||else|| ||define||url_info||&doframes=false|| ||endif|| ||include||body.htm||
||ifdef||message||

||message|| ||ifdef||message2||(||message2||)||endif||

||endif||

$$Domain Settings$$

$$Surgemail's domain settings are the per domain configuration options. This page provides an overview of existing domains, click on the domain you wish to configure$$.
||begin_list|| ||end_list|| ||ifdef||domain_more|| ||endif|| ||ifdef||domain_more|| $$To enlarge this list set g_domain_list_max to the number of domains you want to see at once$$.

||endif||
Domain files pending deletion$$: ||pending_deletion|| (||pending_deletion_domains||)

- $$Previously "marked for deletion" domain files and folders$$. ($$A 'marked' domain has actually just had it's mailbox_path renamed as follows: c:\surgemail\mbox\[domain] becomes c:\surgemail\mbox\__DELETED_[domain]_xxx where xxx begins at 000 and is only incremented if an existing directory by that name is found. To restore a previously deleted domain recreate it in the web admin then reverse the directory rename described here. In addition if you are using NWAuth you should find a 'nwauth.bak' file in the mailbox_path, append this file to nwauth.add to restore the users from the deleted domain.$$)