Recent content by raematrix

There has been a long time issue with Mailman and the Let's Encrypt SSL in that it doesn't cover the "https://lists.domain.com" address. Honestly, why not? The certificate is able to cover "www", "webmail", "mail", and any CNAME that we assign to the domain and add it to the Domains section. Why...

The only thing not working correctly with the above instructions is the links in the moderation area are adding an additional "lists." in front of the already list URL. Like this: https://lists.lists.listname.com/mailman/admin/ I can't see how to fix that. Have you run into this and know how to...

Did you compare the DNS settings that I referenced before? Do that and webmail.domain will work. Sounds like a bad install. Did you use the plesk installer to install the control panel? Did you run your yum updates prior to installation? See...

In #1, choose a webmail that is installed with Plesk, i.e., Horde or Roundcube. It doesn't sound like you want to register a third-party webmail. Make sure you compare your DNS records with the DNS records provided by Plesk for that customer. The default settings are most likely not correct for...

Try comparing your DNS records with the Customer's DNS Settings in the panel on the server. Something that I originally missed was: (1) mail.domain.com. A [server ip] (2) domain.com. MX (10) mail.domain.com. After fixing that, mail works fine.

We are seeing issues in FTP access since we upgraded Plesk from 11.5 to 12.0. Has there been any changes made between the two versions that would cause this? Basically, customers are not able to log into their accounts using their FTP clients. No errors are being logged to the server. We...

Yeah, that might be a long wait for CentOS as they are still using Mailman 2.1.9 on their own mailing lists.