Yes. Yesterday I saw it was set as the other email address, so I changed it to boxingscene@gmail.com last night, but all of the emails continue to come in under the other email address.

Did you clear out your email queue on the server?

Are you queue emails via vbulletin as well & croning them?

I would also restart the mail server after the flush of hte queue to verify.

I think they are sent our automatically when I put the request in vbulletin. I just had the mail servers restarted after clearing out the email queue and for some reason it still sent the test email as coming from the super admin's account.

Yes, in the diagnostic email test, it is instant.

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Disable all your plugins and send me another test email.

I just used another browser to create a test account, just to see how it was sent, and the notification was received instantly as well.

Let me try your test.

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sent

Subject: vBulletin Email Test
From: "boxingscene@gmail.com" <boxingscene@gmail.com>
Sender: boxingscene@gmail.com

Looks correct now, enable each hack one at a time until it starts coming from the aol addy.

The issue appears to be fixed, but I actually have all of the hacks turned on. What I did is save the settings several more times. I have multiple webservers maybe one of them has the other email address cached in or something like that.

I just registered a new account and the email notification was sent correctly. Thanks for all of your help!

Yea, see thats why we ask for details, you should of said you have multiple web servers.

You running a nginx proxy front end?

I'm not positive on all of the server specs, but I have seen an "nginx" page come up a while back when there was an error.

Well, as long as thats the case and you want to avoid things like this when running a frontend proxy, as long as the servers are nic to nic or on a fast gigabit switch, i would do a NFS share, im guessing now your rsyncing or something, which is going to create issues in some cases.