aaPanel_Kern Yep, it was associate to the rightful IP, which is my server IP, regardless I just re-install the mail server to give it a fresh restart. However the Postfix-install and Sqlite-support takes too much time to repair for operation. Is it normal? Tried several times but still not Ready its status. Same issue with this questions

https://www.aapanel.com/forum/d/12516-the-current-version-is-not-supported-or-postfix-is-not-installed-successfully

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    aaPanel_Kern Here our operating system System: Debian GNU/Linux 11 x86_64(Py3.7.9) we dont have concern at A record yet, were having trouble in installing and uninstalling the mail server itself. Its very frustrating now. Can you help by checking it?

      aaPanel_Kern But were always using Debian 10, for context, we already used the mail server for the last 2 years without having issues. Just now from last month we encountered issues, Id sent an email please check. TIA

        aaPanel_Kern Yeah agree, it's weird I just checked, our OS provider upgraded us to Debian 11, but were from Debian 10, that why we have a mail server before. Any alternative for mail server compact with Debian 11?

        aaPanel_Kern
        Seems we have a little progress here, dovecot working, openssl, sqlite and other are all in a green status (worked) what are your thoughts about this last error?

          aaPanel_Kern Okay okay I get it. I used DNS resolver to re-point our server IP to the A record. Now how can I clean up the mail server, as mentioned that I reinstall the mail server, but why our emails, still there? If I uninstall the mail server it should be wipe right? Yet, all the emails are still there and I want it to be clean. How to clear it? Also since Im starting from start again adding a new domain, and it always says "The domain name already exist" so im assuming the first domain was still save and never clean up after I uninstall the mail server?

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