Change the domain name, home directory or username of a virtual server This command is typically used to rename an existing server, selected with the --domain flag, and changed to the name set with the --new-domain option. By default, the administration username, home directory and prefix for mailboxes will remaining unchanged. You can have these selected automatically based on the new domain name with the --auto-user, --auto-home and --auto-prefix flags. Alternately, you can set them directly with the --new-user, --new-home and --new-prefix flags followed by the settings you want.
Change the domain name, home directory or username of a virtual server#
This command is typically used to rename an existing server, selected with the --domain flag, and changed to the name set with the --new-domain option.
By default, the administration username, home directory and prefix for mailboxes will remaining unchanged. You can have these selected automatically based on the new domain name with the --auto-user, --auto-home and --auto-prefix flags. Alternately, you can set them directly with the --new-user, --new-home and --new-prefix flags followed by the settings you want.
This command can also be used to change the home directory or username for a domain without even changing the domain name, just set the --new-home or --new-user flags without --new-domain.
Command line help#
virtualmin rename-domain --domain domain.name
[--new-domain name]
[--new-user login | --auto-user]
[--new-home directory | --auto-home]
[--new-prefix string | --auto-prefix]
Source: https://www.virtualmin.com/docs/development/api-programs/rename-domain/
