Recent content by Michael Gabriel

yeah, i understood that, im just say the interface doesnt make that very clear. nor is that what i would expect that feature to do.

dont know how its in english, but in german the interface just asks for a "domainname". so its not quite clear whether thats as part of an email address or as part of a host name.

oh, yeah, got those. i was expecting a check_client_access of course. sounds more like a bug than a feature

i havent used that feature before and all i can find are threads with no answers or solutions. using postfix on centos 7.9 ive added 3 entries under tools & settings -> mailserver -> blacklist nothing seems to get blocked. checked the /etc/postfix/master and main.cf and there is no reject file...

for that one would have to know wether you are using awstats or webalizer. beside that, they are log analyzers. statcounter i guess uses some js or something to track. so it probably doesnt count bots and people that dont have js activated.

strict spf ? but then again you will not receive many others

pleks doesnt calculate anything. awstats or webalizer do.

same problem, LOCAL backup tho, NO exlcuded files ! update didnt fix. manual backup works

manual run over the gui worked

im not excluding any files it seems exlcude files and exclude logs are both not checked

failing here as well, but with expected str, bytes or os.PathLike object, not int

im already using two lists, but many are too strict or too weak for my taste and there are still spam wave spikes from certrain ips that dont appear in those list at all or only weeks later.

is there any semi-official way to reject mail per ip address ? the blacklist under mail settings only accepts domain names and not ip addresses. and i cant use check_sender_access cause plesk recreates that file. can i write to the db table with the mail blacklist and thus skip the domain name...

- the notification Popup buttons are both not translated. - in the wordpress security page the button should be "sichern" aka "to secure", not "gesichert" aka "secured"