Recent content by mparadis

True, I've been using ASSP for years but it's become much too complicated to manage as a part time gig. As for being a plesk user, as I said, I have been, since version 2.x so it's not like I've not supported this software and just finally decided to let my SUS die on the last update. I...

I can't seem to find any info on this so thought I'd post and ask. I've been a customer for many years, paying for SUS until about a year ago when I started thinking it no longer made sense. The main reason being that I never use anything other than the SMTP services on the server so it made...

Thanks but it doesn't looke like spamdyke does anything that assp doesn't. In fact, assp is the most comprehensive package I've ever used for spam. Spam control is not the problem, the problem is giving users a gui to control their own spam instead of counting on the spam server completely...

Thanks for the input. However, as I mentioned, I'm already using assp for spam control, it's open source, free, works like nothing I've ever tried. However, what I am interested in is a GUI based addon which could be integrated into the plesk environment or at least, into the webmail so users...

I've been using assp to take care of spam for many years. I have had zero need to install any spam functions on the plesk server. However, I would still be interested in lowering the number of servers I am running and am wondering if anyone knows of any open source spam servers which can be...

Anyone know of any integration or plugin which would allow our wordpress users to create/maintain an email account on plesk through their wordpress account on a separate server. Thank you.

I'm looking for a little input on the following situation. I have a VPS of plesk (11.0.7) which I've been running on a network since the early 90's. That network is being moved to another state. I've made a copy of the VPS and have both running at the same time for a short while. As I...

>If a vulnerability is discovered in the version of Plesk you happen to be using at the time, and it is EOL >then you are going to have problems. For example the remotely exploitable sql injection issue that >was discovered in February. But if you are at 11, it isn't going to go EOL for some...

Thanks for your reply. >Without the SUS you would not be able to upgrade to new releases (e.g. from 11.x to 12.x). Obviously, that is a given. However, as I pointed out, I'm not using many features of the software so continuously updating for new features has no value to me anymore...

I've been using plesk since something like version 2.x or such, it's been well over ten years. Over those years, we've started using less and less of it, hosting our sites on standard Linux servers and using plesk mainly only for email. While the SUS is not that expensive, it's still yet...

Mar 9 09:00:25 psa imapd: IMAP connect from @ [::ffff:127.0.0.1]INFO: LOGIN, [email protected], ip=[::ffff:127.0.0.1], protocol=IMAP Mar 9 09:00:25 psa imapd: 1331305225.438406 DISCONNECTED, [email protected], ip=[::ffff:127.0.0.1], headers=0, body=42357, rcvd=343, sent=46960...

I control all our servers so root access isn't a big problem. A friend built me this function but it was for joomla 1.5 and now we are using joomla 1.6/1.7 and as you know, that will change again also. The setup was that when a user would create their account on the joomla site, a note was...

It would be dangerous if there was no security in place, like anything else :). However, no, I'm not saying allow users to unilaterally create email accounts, only under certain conditions. The real point of the question however is HOW can this be done. I am surprised no one has created a...

I try not to modify plesk in any shape or form. It's too darn picky about things. I've broken my setup enough times not to bother with it again :).

>The EHLO comes before the mailto is specified, so unless you give each domain its own IP and find a >suitable qmail patch (if you use qmail), I don't think this will be possible. I can't recall but I thought that's how it worked on a QMail-Toaster setup I used to run. >For hosting...