Recent content by Barungar

Well, I thought sending the DATA part via Telnet is quite suiteable to simulate the mail tranfser. Regarding the source... First I'm no php developer, second I don't know if it is up to me to publish WoltLabs sources and third the forum software has >4.000 php-files ( find . |grep ".php$" |wc...

No, I'm not... that's why I opened this thread... I don't know why psa-pc-remote doesn't like the mail (format). I've even connected with telnet to port 25 and simulated an unencrypted smtp transfer with entering EHLO, MAIL FROM, RCPT TO and DATA manually and then pasting the content of the...

Well, no.. it doesn't... the format looks absolutely fine to me. And it's not a script it's a forum. I've even enabled "debug mode" which allows to write the DATA part of the mail into a file parallel to trying to send it. Date: Thu, 15 Jun 2017 14:13:55 +0000 To: "a-bulas" <[email protected]>...

Hi, I've a problem with sending mail from a php-based forum software. The mail is send via smtp, delivered to port 587 using a user/password login. The forum software sends the mails in formated address style: User-name <[email protected]> Every Username that contains certain characters is...

Same here... I have multiple VPS with Plesk Oynx on CentOS 6.x and 7.x, all of them want to update the libopendkim library from version 2.10.3 to version 2.11.0. The dependency check fails on "psa-mail-driver-common-17.0.17".

Thanks, IgorG. So I will change the line "listen 6308 ssl;" to "listen 127.0.0.1:6308 ssl;" in /etc/sw-cp-server/conf.d/apsc.conf That should stop this service from listening to the public. Barungar

Okay, so it is the "application service controller". Why does this tool need a listening port? See, I just want to understand why any tool/program opens a listening port on my server. It's nice to know that it is part of plesk and all seems to be right. But I'd like to know why this apsc needs a...

Hello, I've tried searching this forum for "apsc" and "port 6308". Sadly I can't find any conclusive information to my question. So here's my question: What is apsc? I found an apsc.conf (in /etc/sw-cp-server/conf.d) the file contains the line "listen 6308 ssl;". So far that explains why...