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The default IONOS Plesk installation uses DHCP, at least with Debian installations. The DHCP-client requests, on default, DNS-servers from the DHCP-server, which are IONOS-servers. After editing the /etc/dhcp/dhclient.conf and removing the entry "domain-name-servers" I was able to edit the...

Addition: This happens only for mails, coming from external mail client like thunderbird etc. Sending mails through the webmail service works and hast only 1 "To:" field.

I got the issue, that there are 2 similar "To:" fields in my Email headers in outgoing mail. So the mails are marked as spam or are unable to deliver. Does anyone know anything about that behavior? To: [email protected] To: [email protected] From: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> Subject...

possible is everything ;) but, security is not only about good firewall rules. The rules you are using are very strict and do for sure a good job. But you should think about service security as well. What I mean, take care how you configure a service, use long and secure passwords in combination...

you can also check the documentation -> http://www.proftpd.org/docs/directives/linked/configuration.html

Yes, try to create the file 55-passive-ports.conf with the content from the post above in /etc/proftpd.d/ Also ensure that you can find the line Include /etc/proftpd.d/*.conf in your /etc/proftpd.conf dont forget to open the ports in the firewall you used in the ports.conf then restart the...

The FTP-passive mode uses a address range to communicate with the client. To communicate with the server in passive mode, the client "asks" the server for a port (after being connectet via port 21), on which it can connect to the server to do some data-stuff. The client then tries to connect...

Whenever I create a new mailaccount via GUI, with full password length (255 upper, lower, digits, specials !@#$%^&*?~ ) on my Plesk Obsidian (18.0.36) !OR! Plesk Onyx (17.8.11) the account is created without adding it automatically to the authentication database...