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No, SSO from Azure active directory is not possible as of the moment. You can find more details in the following article:
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Hi, @danami . Thank you for the report. There is already an existing internal case for the investigation of that issue. I will forward the details you added to it.
Hi, @MHC_1 . You need to add the line ontop of all other lines in the file. However, I believe NetworkManager will most likely override resolv.conf. If that happens, you may try the following workaround.
The IP addresses and co.uk likely originate from the DHCP configuration.
That is correct.
It is technically possible to disable (change) the INBOX.Spam folder. However, that's not recommended as SpamAssassin will no longer work.
I should have explained that in more details, sorry about that. If the issue you are encountering with the database names is on the local database server, please comment out lines 17 and 18 and uncomment line 19 instead. If you do have a remote MySQL server configured where the issue is present...
Thank you for the feedback, @ip00 . python-requests is included in the list because many bots, automated scanners, and scrapers use the default Python requests User-Agent. So, it is an easy way to stop automated abuse without affecting real visitors. It can potentially cause issues if you have a...
Thank you for the update. Apologies for the misunderstanding. Typically, vhostmng-find is the reason for the CPU consumption increase. Nevertheless, vhostmng-content is also part of the Daily maintenance task and the same logic could be followed for it. Just replace vhostmng-find with it in the...
Thank you for the feedback, @learning_curve . The correct equivalent of the mysql command present in the script for newer MariaDB versions is mariadb. I updated it. Could you please give it another go and let me know if there are further issues, so I can consult with our team.
On AlmaLinux 8.10, you should be able to find it under /etc/cron.daily/50plesk-daily.
As far as I am aware vhostmng-find is only triggered by the daily maintenance task.
Thank you for bringing our attention to the issue. I forwarded your feedback to our team and they reworked the script. I am attaching a new version “1.0.4” where all: db, user, and host columns are included on the comparison, and the delete statements provide all columns to avoid wrong deletions...
Hi, @ChristophRo . The issue could be due to the presence of hardlinked files under the /tmp folder. Please execute the following commands and compare the sizes:
du -shl /var/qmail/mailnames/example.com/user/Maildir/.Trash/tmp
du -sh /var/qmail/mailnames/example.com/user/Maildir/.Trash/tmp
If...