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Hi, from what I know it's not possible to capture the local mail. To capture external mail with postfix you can use always_bcc or recipient_bcc_maps and sender_bcc_maps. Regards, Kristian

Hi, have a look at the following command and see if it helps you: # /usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/glmng --help I'd think "glmng --disable-greylisting [--address=<address>]" might help. If not try adding your DNS Names not IPs to the white list. Regards, Kristian

Hi ForianD, try the following command from Shell: tail -f /usr/local/psa/var/log/maillog Now call your mail() Function and see if it actually reaches the local Mailserver and why it might be dropped. You can posts the output of the log here if you wish. Regards, Kristian

Hi, I know this is probably not what you wanted to hear. The easiest way to get around this issue is to create a single subscription with your admin interface and your customer domains/subscriptions. However to still try and help: Which OS, which PHP Version are you using? Is safe_mode...

Hi, actually it is possible. I've done it many times. But you have to know your way around Debian and Plesk. Very very important: You need a full backup in case you fail :) Basically what you do is: 1. Create Backup 2. Add Plesk Repository to /etc/apt/sources.list 3. Update Debian 4. Remove...

Hi Martyn, well you should ask your provider to check I/O performance on the node. He most probably won't just move you without any reason. If there is a downtime or not depends on how your provider migrates and what kind of virtualisation is used. Your provider will be the best to ask in this...

@Azurel Have you tried enabling the MySQL Query Log just before it starts with high CPU Peaks? Any cronjobs running at this time? AwStats? Regards, Kristian

Hi dicko_md, my guess is that it's Node related. You can try and ask your provider to move server2 to another Node or to the same node as server1? Regards, Kristian

Hi Azurel, as fair as I know the Health Monitor is not available in Power User Mode. I wouldn't trust it anyway. I got so much false information from it that I uninstalled it :) Regards, Kristian

Hi, thanks. This note is missing on Debian/Ubuntu. What exactly are you missing from /usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/spammng that requires you editing local.cf? Regards, Kristian

Hi, this does not look like you've been hacked, these are "normal" scans on the net in these days. If it's a virtual server, what makes you sure it's related to your virtual server and not some other virtual server on the same node? Maybe some other virtual server on the node is creating...

Hi, another easy way: for eaDomain in `/usr/local/psa/bin/subscription -l` do /usr/local/psa/bin/subscription -u $eaDomain -ssl false done Does the same basicly :) Regards, Kristian

Hi, well Port 80 has to be enabled outbound at least to autoinstall.plesk.com Other than that I think the KB Entry is actually complete :) Regards, Kristian

Hi, just a guess. Does any one of your users have a forwarding activated for his email account and it's forwarded to a gmail address? Or maybe a user has a autoresponder setup with no limits set. My guess is the first option :) Edit: Do you actually have a PTR Record setup for your...

Ubuntu is in no way exotic at all :) However Ubuntu/Debian does not use chkconfig, it has tools like update-inetd which can be used to enable or disable services. Regards, Kristian P.S: Sorry for Offtopic

Hi, is this a physical or virtual server? If it's a physical server, have you check your harddrive and also the settings are identical on both machines? Maybe AHCI enabled on Server2? Regards, Kristian

Hi Russel, could you check if this customer has setup any backups? Are the customer DBs large in size? Regards, Kristian

Hi, which OS/Distribution and which Plesk Version is this issue on? Regards, Kristian

Hi, please do be aware that if you have installed the LAMP stack and set a MySQL Password, that the autoinstaller of Plesk might fail. Actually it is best to start off with a minimal Ubuntu 12.04 and then use the autoinstaller of Plesk. The Autoinstaller will prompt you for what options you...

Hi, if your customers can live with all these functions disabled why not? Improving security and disabling non required functions is always better than having them enabled. Regards, Kristian