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Most, if not all, of our inboxes are set to delete all spam messages with a filter sensitivity of 5. I assume that this only works when SA adds a spam header to the email though, which of course doesn't happen if the SA layer is skipped over. As far as I'm aware, nothing serer-side ever puts...

Admittedly I still haven't had chance to do any further testing, sorry. But yes - we're just running the SpamAssassin that Plesk pulls in, and not Amavis. We do have a bunch of custom SpamAssassin rules but don't change anything fundamental. I reached out to one of our clients who'd been...

Not sure if this is a bug or a feature misunderstanding, and I haven't tested enough yet, so I'm starting off here but may open a bug report later. With "Enable DMARC to check incoming mail" enabled in the server-wide mail settings, it looks like spamd is skipped if the DMARC check returns a...

Oh that's perfect, thanks!

We have a number of firewall scripts that work by creating custom IPTables chains and attaching them to INPUT, but we also use Plesk's firewall management UI which of course recreates the IPTables rules everytime changes are saved. To work around this, currently we also have a script which just...

Thanks. I'm not sure what the benefit of using Stacks would be over just setting up the environment variables, ports, and volumes within the container though? Plesk seems to set up bridge networking etc already and as you say, Portainer seems to fill in the gaps too. I used that to find the IPs...

I've spent the weekend experimenting with Docker and various Mastodon, Redis, and PostgreSQL set-ups, but for the life of me can't seem to get a working config. All of the Mastodon via Docker guides seem to be from a few years ago, before Plesk had a Docker extension, and talk about editing yml...

A lot of the sites that we host use one of two wildcard SSLs and each time we renew those, I've to go through approx 45 websites and update each of their uploaded SSLs individually despite the actual certificate being the same. As far as I'm aware, we're supposed to instead be able to use the...

Hmm. Doesn't seem to be the case for me! xPoweredByHeader = off; does remove the x-powered-by: PleskLin header, but the server: nginx and even the x-powered-by: PHP/x.x.xx headers are left in-tact. I wonder if it's because we're running PHP as an FPM app. Perhaps this causes these headers to...

Thanks, but it's the "server: nginx" header that I'm trying to get rid of, either per-site or globally. Worth ditching the powered-by headers too I suppose, but somehow the pen tester didn't pick up on those.

One of our clients has had a pen test performed on their website, and the tester has asked us to remove the "Server: nginx" response header. We run the default Apache + nginx configuration on all of our servers and, as far as I understand it, this header is generated by nginx and cannot be...

Just to confirm for anybody stumbling onto this post - I've now removed the opt/plesk/php/5.6 tree from the chroot template and from each individual website, and I've removed the 5.6 interpreter from within Plesk's component installer, and everything seems to be working smoothly. Thanks @MSandakov

Looks like I might be barking up the wrong tree with this one actually. Increasing the subscriptions quota doesn't resolve the mail issue, and I noticed the action log entries appear to be one entry per day, at roughly the same time each morning, so I'm now thinking this is just a log entry...

One of our hosted websites has stopped sending emails. Investigating, I noticed there's a new "Track email delivery" under the domains Mail tab, and within this there's an action log which is currently showing a bunch of "Domains disk space limit reached" messages. E.g. The domain is indeed...

Perfect, thank you. I haven't had chance to crack on with this yet, but it sounds like a smooth enough process. Will confirm how it goes for anybody else stumbling here.