2.1.18

Added​

• Read S/MIME mail: an encrypted message is decrypted with the account's own certificate, a signed one has its signature checked and its signer named.
• Sender marks from BIMI, the logo a domain publishes about itself, in place of a favicon guessed from its website.
• The webmail wears the operator's brand, or the reseller's for their own customers.
• A reseller's own pages: their customers' domains, their backups, a malware scan over their accounts, and hosting plans they may create inside the allowance they were given.
• Sign in to HiTechAdmin as one of your resellers, and back again.
• Remote PostgreSQL access an account can actually be granted, one role at a time.
• DNSSEC publishes the DS record itself when this server holds the zone above.

Fixed​

• A mail server nothing could reach: Postfix listened on loopback only, and submission died before saying a word.
• An SPF record that authorised nobody, and an MX at second choice.
• An account a reseller created belonged to the administrator.
• Settings pages that would not save, and one that sent no request at all.
• A domain listed as suspended while it was serving.
• The IO and Network tabs asked for data the panel refused to give.
• An update started from the Terminal killed itself.
• The Services page listed what the machine had at install and nothing added since.
• The same login reported again after every reboot.
• The reseller dashboard showed none of what had been granted.
• A plan id written as a string, and a deleted plan left in a reseller's list.
• Fix Permissions and the malware scanner let a path be typed that the server would only refuse.
• The PostgreSQL process list showed every account on the machine.
• A sidebar that rendered nothing, on a page that returned 200.
• Git deployment installs git rather than telling a customer to run apt as root.