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    Resolved Plesk Email Security: Unable to disable greylisting server-wide, per-mailname, per-domain

    This issue should be closed. Just figured that I set a custom rspamd instance (via mailcow) via milter protocol in /etc/postfix/main.cf. That instance was greylisting and made the postfix return the greylisting message.
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    Resolved Plesk Email Security: Unable to disable greylisting server-wide, per-mailname, per-domain

    Hello community, I am trying to disable graylisting for various domainnames or mailnames. With the cli tool I was able to alter the status of the greylisting, but it appears to me that using the Plesk Email Security extension, these statuses dont really matter. The mail appliance keeps...
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    Question mysql_upgrade after Centos7 to alma Conversion

    Exactly like he said: # mysql_upgrade -uadmin -p`cat /etc/psa/.psa.shadow` This installation of MariaDB is already upgraded to 10.3.39-MariaDB. There is no need to run mysql_upgrade again for 10.3.39-MariaDB. You can use --force if you still want to run mysql_upgrade If you --force it, it...
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    Question Rate limiting on Ngnix

    What is the new link of that? Linked page returns:
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    Let’s Encrypt WebMail

    Since I dont use Plesk's DNS-feature, the stage in which I added the records does not really matter. That is a great idea. After creating the Lets Encrypt-certificate of the subdomain you can download its PEM-Bundle Now the subdomain can be deleted (in fact it has to be deleted, because...
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    Let’s Encrypt WebMail

    In order to prove that the following does not work, I tried to follow the workarounds instructions with an testing-domain and made a screencapture from it. Edit: Regarding the question about the dns-settings for the webmail.domain.tld-subdomain: Yes, an A/AAAA-record has been set before the...
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    Let’s Encrypt WebMail

    Jup, tried it with Plesk Version 17.0.17 Update #13 with the Lets Encrypt-Extension Version 1.9 Release 3 on CentOS 7. :^)
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    Let’s Encrypt WebMail

    My contribution is to keep that topic in mind since it was marked resolved, which it isnt. Its not my opinion that the suggested workaround does not work - its a fact.
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    Let’s Encrypt WebMail

    This topic is far from being resolved in my opinion and the suggested workaround does not work, because the certificate seems to be gone after the subdomain has been removed. Needless to say that doing this workaround every 90 days (due to Lets Encrypt's policy about the validity of their...
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