Recent content by Cike76

Plesk does automatically setup a "webmail" subdomain for all domains and points it out to the roundcube client on plesk

Awesome! Worked like a charm!

Hey guys! This is a strange one. After a long time I entered to a misbehaving Plesk server and noticed pending updates, so I clicked Update packages. Left it updating and went elsewhere. Some minutes later I noticed still was showing the message updating and that seemed odd to me. Entered...

You can tune it in the corresponding version of 10-opcache.ini ( globally for the sites using that version of PHP ) In those files yon can find the corresponding settings ( most of them commented out )

Thats wrong... If you HOSTING provider blocks port 25... its not all lost, most providers block OUTGOING connections to port 25 not incoming, you can solve it using a external server ( or service ) to SEND but Plesk still have the ability to RECEIVE email... so the mailboxes will be fully...

I am now in the middle of a medium sized migration and changing and old Centos 7 server to a more powerful Almalinux server (Something like your Ubuntu/Debian ) and I found that some migrations trashed up the new server... after poking around a bit I ended up formatting the new one and starting...

For Wordpress backups, use Akeeba Backup... works wonderfully...

xmlrpc.php sometimes is used to generate attacks ( internal and external ) so it might be a good idea to block requests to that file. Did you install Wordfence? this plugins eventually blocks bruteforce attempts at login. Having a good cache strategy offloads CPU cycles dedicated to WP, have you...

I dont thinks so... Nginx out of the box is able to serve hundreds ( or maybe thousands ) of simultaneous requests, you bottleneck must be some place else... What are the nginx logs says? ( proxy_access_ssl , proxy_access_log and proxy and proxy_error_log )

ggos Run systemctl status mariadb.service and paste the output here so we can see the error you are having...

The DKIM Verification might be another issue

Here´s my recipe for WP: I use PHP-FPM for Nginx, not using Apache, In the WP I use Super Cache plugin with Expert Option and stop regenerating the cached pages, also setup the corresponding rules for Nginx. I setup Nginx rules for caching static archives ( not the one Plesk has now, simple...

Seems like a hacking attempt... notice the CWD...

An update for anyone on this case: I resolved it making a transport rule for every address forwarded for the mail going directly to the corresponding destination server instead of relaying them to Amazon SES.

That is a correct behaviour. I suppose you sent the mail using Webmail. Try configuring a mail client and send from there... you will get different headers. That header just says the origin of the mail and since you used Webmail localhost is correct.