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Same here. If my server has a hostname as a subdomain of a spf/dmarc-enabled domain, the mailer daemon messages are going to the "spam" folder. This is a critical problem as many users don't regularly check their spam folders. So, a server could get blacklisted without the postmaster's knowledge.

Alright, I see, thanks for your thoughts! Is there a way to modify autodiscovery only for one specific domain? So, that as my client wants it, the domain's name is used within autodiscovery? Thanks!

Hi there, Currently, all of my hostings are set up as follows: DNS: A: mail.domain.com -> domain.com A: domain.com -> IP MX: -> mail.domain.com Autodiscovery enabled in plesk admin, pointing to the server's hostname. Autodiscovery enabled within the mail settings of the domain. SSL certificate...

Ist natürlich absolut lästig. Ich hatte vor einiger Zeit einen Chat mit dem Support, die meinten dass die Nutzung von ES6-Syntax oftmals buggy ist und eigentlich nur mit require() alles funktioniert. Hier gibt es übrigens eine Idee, dass Plesk auf die neuste Passenger-Version updaten soll...

Alright - so you just have to figure out which ip addresses are attacking most. If you are running on CentOS/AlmaLinux and Plesk with dovecot, you could simple run that command via ssh: grep "SASL LOGIN authentication failed: authentication failure" /var/log/maillog | awk '{print $7}' | cut -d...

Are you using Fail2Ban? If not - might be an option for you to block the attackers just before they get into the services.

Okay, I see! So, can you give some recommendments on how to configure it?

EDIT: I meant I am using sa-learn --spam /var/qmail/mailnames/$domain/$account/Maildir/.Spam/cur/ to train manually.

Thanks! Seems like it's correct, the nspam and nham in the databases are nearly the same. But what path is used without using the --dbpath parameter? So, sometimes obviously spam mails get a score of 2.0, but I and my customers are training the filter each time they get spam mails. For some of...

After my migration, lots more spam is incoming to my mail accounts. I checked with the sa-learn utility and the following is what I found: On the old (destination) server: [root@host-old:~]$sa-learn --dump magic 0.000 0 3 0 non-token data: bayes db version 0.000...

Yep, same ids. Can I safely do userdel?

Thanks for your suggestion! No, in passwd file, the primary system user is the first and the user "fhw" the second.

Maybe I misunderstand the kb article... But I cannot remove the user after changing the php handler, because it is not shown in the ftp user list.

No ideas, still?

Hi @IgorG , thanks for your quick reply. As in the topic, I already found that kb article, but I cannot retry as the user is not shown in the list. Also suspending and activating the subscription does not work at all.