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    Resolved Plesk's DNSBL server recommendation seems to be unpingable, so non-existent

    Thank you very much!!
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    Resolved Plesk's DNSBL server recommendation seems to be unpingable, so non-existent

    Thank you for your feedback. My question was also because zen.spamhause.org ist a recommendation in plesk mail server config - so i was thinking that host is not available anymore so it maybe should be removed from plesk as a recommendation... but i still don't understand how plesk mail...
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    Resolved Plesk's DNSBL server recommendation seems to be unpingable, so non-existent

    Does nobody knows what that is?
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    Resolved Plesk's DNSBL server recommendation seems to be unpingable, so non-existent

    Hmm.. and also a bug here in forum so it seems, ;-) - no returns before posting and also not when i try to edit my post:
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    Resolved Plesk's DNSBL server recommendation seems to be unpingable, so non-existent

    Hello Cite from https://xxx:8443/cp/server/mail/settings: <Trennen Sie mehrere Einträge durch Semikola (Strichpunkte), zum Beispiel: 'zen.spamhaus.org;dnsbl.example.net'> So i saw, the host zen.spamhaus.org ist NOT pingable (the other sone, dnsbl.example.com ist just an example, that ok) Why...
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    Question Best solution in order to stop incoming spam to a plesk server

    Don't understand...!?
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    Question Best solution in order to stop incoming spam to a plesk server

    Also the server from "nixspam" - ix.dnsbl.manitu.net...
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    Question Best solution in order to stop incoming spam to a plesk server

    It seems most of these anti-spam "hosts" (zen.spamhaus.org and so on) are not pingable... why? does somebody know that? Thank you very much for your feedback(s).
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    Resolved How to add a wildcard [*] to a mail-address? ("catch all")

    thank you very much for your fast feedback!! :-)
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    Resolved How to add a wildcard [*] to a mail-address? ("catch all")

    thank you for your feedback. that seems to be a "global" setting that disables to create other mail addresses (they should be excluded from the catchall mail address - so they can be used separately)? i need: - a few specific mail addresses - catch all (all other than the few specific mail...
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    Resolved How to add a wildcard [*] to a mail-address? ("catch all")

    Hello The asterisk does not seem to work: Site: https://xxx:8443/smb/email-address/edit/id/... Thank you very much for your feedback.
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    Question Is it possible to use SFTP instead of FTP(S) to upload websites / webapps (because it has a better performance!)

    Thank you very much for your feedback! :-)
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    Question Is it possible to use SFTP instead of FTP(S) to upload websites / webapps (because it has a better performance!)

    Hello Thank you for your feedback. What means "subscription username"? The same username that will be used for standard" FTP access? And: How to allow that - "chrooted SSH access" ?
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    Question Is it possible to use SFTP instead of FTP(S) to upload websites / webapps (because it has a better performance!)

    Self-cite: <theoretically, it's possible to log in via linux root user the select www root folder e.g. in WinSCP - but i don't think that's a good idea because of security and/or permissions when i upload in website's "www root" folder - maybe it will cause problems with permissions (maybe it's...
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    Question Is it possible to use SFTP instead of FTP(S) to upload websites / webapps (because it has a better performance!)

    theoretically, it's possible to log in via linux root user the select www root folder e.g. in WinSCP - but i don't think that's a good idea because of security and/or permissions when i upload in website's "www root" folder - maybe it will cause problems with permissions (maybe it's dependent to...
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