Problem adding email address

[marvoh]

I'm getting the following error when I try to add an email address. Anyone able to tell wherein lies the problem?

PHP Code:

PDOException: SQLSTATE[HY000] [1049] Unknown database 'mail.margin.co.ke' in /etc/sentora/panel/dryden/db/driver.class.php:81
Stack trace:
 /etc/sentora/panel/dryden/db/driver.class.php(81): PDO->__construct('mysql:host=loca...', 'root', 'pRJrgmVZFmAbai6...', NULL)
<QUICKREFERENCES#1> /etc/sentora/panel/modules/mailboxes/code/postfix.php(34): db_driver->__construct('mysql:host=loca...', 'root', 'pRJrgmVZFmAbai6...')
<QUICKREFERENCES#2> /etc/sentora/panel/modules/mailboxes/code/controller.ext.php(146): include('/etc/sentora/pa...')
<QUICKREFERENCES#3> /etc/sentora/panel/modules/mailboxes/code/controller.ext.php(309): module_controller::ExecuteAddMailbox('1', 'ceo', 'margin.co.ke', 'testemail')
<QUICKREFERENCES#4> /etc/sentora/panel/dryden/runtime/controller.class.php(65): module_controller::doAddMailbox()
<QUICKREFERENCES#5> /etc/sentora/panel/inc/init.inc.php(145): runtime_controller->Init()
<QUICKREFERENCES#6> /etc/sentora/panel/index.php(21): require_once('/etc/sentora/pa...')
<QUICKREFERENCES#7> {main} 


The domain I'm adding email to is margin.co.ke which exists in my list of domains

[TGates]

Code:

Unknown database 'mail.margin.co.ke'

This tells me something is VERY wrong with your config. I'm not even sure how any part of Sentora or the web stack would attempt to use the above as a database.
Did you customize anything? Upgrade anything? Edit anything?

[marvoh]

Code:

Unknown database 'mail.margin.co.ke'

This tells me something is VERY wrong with your config. I'm not even sure how any part of Sentora or the web stack would attempt to use the above as a database.
Did you customize anything? Upgrade anything? Edit anything?

I've done nothing in the last fortnight in terms of server upgrading or editing. I found it strange too.

[marvoh]

Is there a way I can restore default sentora settings?

[TGates]

Only if you have a back up. The config files get created during installation for your specific server setup. You can also manually check the config files for typos or any changes that do not look right.