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I haven't found similar cases. It could very well be a bug that was fixed in newer versions. Can you update SpamAssassin to check?

What are the settings in Tools & Settings > Mail Server Settings > SPF spam protection on both servers?

Glad to hear it helped!

Hey Jo. Please help me better understand the desired outcome; do you want everyone to stop using Gmail and only use Plesk for email? If not, please tell me more in detail what you have in mind.

For the idea with plesk bin certificate, once you copy the certificate you can run these commands to assign it to web, mail, and webmail: plesk bin site -u example.com -certificate-name "Let's Encrypt example.com" plesk bin domain_pref --update example.com -mail_certificate "Let's Encrypt...

Then I don't know what it is. Can't think of anything else, considering it worked for another domain.

Everything seems okay. Unless the file has ACLs for some reason, I can't think what might be the problem. I'd need to log in to check further.

Oh noes! Permissions seem fine. What's inside? ls -la /var/www/vhosts/dirkbartels.nl/httpdocs/cgi-bin/

It's /usr/sbin/plesk. You can also run it from Tools & Settings > Diagnose & Repair > Mail

There should be an .htaccess file in /cgi-bin/. If there isn't any, add one. Then, show me the output of ls -la /var/www/vhosts/dirkbartels.nl/httpdocs/, It's probably an issue with permissions. You can also just run plesk repair fs dirkbartels.nl and it'll probably fix it.

Too many things can go wrong with CloudFlare. Please give me the actual domain name so I can check which certificate is being used.

FTP backup works fine on 18.0.53. To be sure, I set it up on a test server running Ubuntu 20.04 and it works fine there too. The developers will come back with the same result, so let's get ahead and try to figure out what's going on in your server. Reproduce the problem and share these logs...

Yes, I see it now. This could be corrupt mail config. Try running a repair on the site: plesk repair mail -y alafolie.info Let me know how it goes.

Thanks for attaching a ZIP file. Much tidier that way. There's a problem though. I looked through the logs and there's nothing about the Gmail address. Is that it, or did you leave something out? Even if there's no error, the outgoing email should be there.

Could be something else. Domain age, reputation, DNS record propagation, and other things can cause this. More information would be helpful in diagnosing the problem. If your domain is, let's say, example.com, go to Tools & Settings > SSH Terminal and type grep example /var/log/maillog and post...

Looks good to me. This should work fine. Is anything not working?

Not the domain version, but the system PHP version. The one installed by the package manager. Can't be changed in Plesk. Must be changed in the system itself. That would only be for troubleshooting though. I don't know for sure that this is the problem.

The version of the PHP interpreter you're using on the server. It may be broken or corrupt. Try changing it and see if that solves the problem.

Thank you. I'm seeing errors about malformed requests from the Let's Encrypt extension. If you haven't already done so, you may want to try reinstalling it in case it's corrupted. Remove plesk bin extension -u sslit plesk bin extension -u letsencrypt Reinstall plesk bin extension -i sslit plesk...

Please post the full error