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This means that the domain.it domain does not have an MX record in the nameserver.

Thank you, forwarded to developers for further analysis as PPS-15771.

The screenshot only shows that tasks are hanging. There should also be a reason given. Example: INFO: task sendmail:14350 blocked for more than 120 seconds. "echo 0 /proc/sys/kernel/hung_task_timeout_secs" disables this message. sendmail D ffff810001004320 0 14349 16022 14355 12937 (NOTLB)...

Thank you, forwarded to developers for further analysis as PPS-15770.

Are you using Fail2Ban to block bad bots? It will help. https://www.plesk.com/blog/product-technology/avoid-high-cpu-load-block-hackers-bad-bots-effectively/

How can your configuration be wrong if mail-tester.com says it is perfectly good?

Regarding SPF: I don't see what a screenshot of a mail queue proofs. Did you check that the SPF record is set correctly? You could for example use mail-tester.com to verify it. Also check the DNS record of your hostname (that is the main domain of your server that you use to login into Plesk)...

You say emails are not sending. But your content shows that they are sent but GMail does not accept them for delivery due to this error: Your hostname from where you send mails needs at least an SPF record in the nameserver. DKIM is optional, but SPF is a requirement.

You can either to an in-place conversion with this tool which will keep all data as it is, but just upgrade the operating system: https://github.com/plesk/centos2alma Or you can use Plesk Migrator to migrate to another server. However, Plesk Migrator has some limitations that you can see here...

Really? How do the few other hundred thousand users successfully send emails to GMail with Plesk then? If Gmail blocked your mail due to a wrong SPF entry, it would tell you so explicitly in the response. It does not here, instead it responds: It would be best to ask GMail why they are...

PHP 7.1: systemctl restart plesk-php71-fpm Generic: systemctl restart plesk-php<php version without dot>-fpm

Are we talking about the link that is generated by plesk login?

The only thing I could find is that if Litespeed is installed incorrectly, it may lead to the given symptom. I recommend opening a support ticket with Plesk support so that engineers can check the issue directly on your server. To sign-in to support please go to https://support.plesk.com If...

The recipient is not a problem, but you cannot send mails from an unknown domain. Just choose any existing sender domain on the host when sending mails. It could be the hostname itself.

I do not understand the question. In your previous post you said that you do not want to rename the domain. Now you say you do not want to create a second domain. I think there is technically, physically no other option due to laws of nature. Maybe another forum member understands the question...

This is at least some new limitation of Migrator it seems, that noone else had yet discovered. If you believe you found a bug, please file a report here: Reports Please provide the exact steps to reproduce including sample SQL data.

Updates become available gradually. You can force an update by entering the GUI installer, but an update might indeed not show up on the home screen at the time when it is actually available. This is to reduce the load on download servers. Some Plesk gurus and me believe that it could be wise...

Would it not need to be /var/www/test{/} instead?

What would you like to do instead? You could for example just click "Add Domain" in your existing subscription.

Maybe GMail blacklisted your IP address or the subnet? If mail-tester.com tests o.k. you have done all you could. Some email providers still operate their own blacklists. The content of a mail can also trigger spam filters.