Beside the problem in the other issue, I just had to restore my setup because after enabling the plugin on the ISPConfig master server, the transfer of an enabled domain to the mail server failed because the nc_ fields in the various databases were only created on the master, but not on the slave servers.
The plugin seems yet not capable for a multiserver setup.
And in my eyes, it would be better to store the NC specific information just on the master by creating an own table using the referencing approach of ISPConfig to link these settings to the existing users.
Beside the problem in the other issue, I just had to restore my setup because after enabling the plugin on the ISPConfig master server, the transfer of an enabled domain to the mail server failed because the nc_ fields in the various databases were only created on the master, but not on the slave servers.
The plugin seems yet not capable for a multiserver setup.
And in my eyes, it would be better to store the NC specific information just on the master by creating an own table using the referencing approach of ISPConfig to link these settings to the existing users.