This is more of just an issue report rather than a request for help. Currently using 11.42.1.5
I've been noticing this issue for at least the last couple of major cPanel versions.
If I have a package assigned an individual account and I edit that account with "Modify an Account" to change something like the Disk Quota, number of Addon Domains or Shell Access... Even though I have "Enable DKIM on this account" and "Enable SPF on this account" checked, when I Save and select the Update package option, it disables both DKIM and SPF and deletes any custom entries entered in for the SPF when I view the Email Authentication page in cPanel. The same thing happens if instead of update I select "Create a new package".
It doesn't turn things off if I use "Keep this account package (not recommended)" which doesn't seem to be the right option.
Not sure if this is a bug or designed behavior (which would be odd since it disables settings when checked to enable), but I'd much rather that Email Authentication settings for an account be preserved if I haven't changed the state of those DNS settings on the "Modify an Account" page. Shouldn't custom account changes for an account always supersede the default package settings?
Odd thing is, it doesn't seem to have the same loss of Email Authentication data if the package is attached to more than 1 account rather than just 1 account, if I recall correctly.... it's been a month or 2 since I made package changes to packages that apply to multiple account but I think that's how it was acting at that time where only my 1-off packages were losing their Email Authentication settings. At the time I need to go into my backup at /var/named/ to recover the SPF settings for the affected accounts.
I've been noticing this issue for at least the last couple of major cPanel versions.
If I have a package assigned an individual account and I edit that account with "Modify an Account" to change something like the Disk Quota, number of Addon Domains or Shell Access... Even though I have "Enable DKIM on this account" and "Enable SPF on this account" checked, when I Save and select the Update package option, it disables both DKIM and SPF and deletes any custom entries entered in for the SPF when I view the Email Authentication page in cPanel. The same thing happens if instead of update I select "Create a new package".
It doesn't turn things off if I use "Keep this account package (not recommended)" which doesn't seem to be the right option.
Not sure if this is a bug or designed behavior (which would be odd since it disables settings when checked to enable), but I'd much rather that Email Authentication settings for an account be preserved if I haven't changed the state of those DNS settings on the "Modify an Account" page. Shouldn't custom account changes for an account always supersede the default package settings?
Odd thing is, it doesn't seem to have the same loss of Email Authentication data if the package is attached to more than 1 account rather than just 1 account, if I recall correctly.... it's been a month or 2 since I made package changes to packages that apply to multiple account but I think that's how it was acting at that time where only my 1-off packages were losing their Email Authentication settings. At the time I need to go into my backup at /var/named/ to recover the SPF settings for the affected accounts.