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Actually I think this is a very simple problem with a very simple solution but I think there may be a communication problem between everybody. Henning has provided the correct answer, but I think Soren has not quite understood. Soren: No, NOT the box in yellow in your screen shot. Instead...

I only half understand this stuff, so don't assume what I'm about to say is correct, OK? Typically, in a cron task, you'll see ">/dev/null 2>&1" appended to the end of the specified command. The sole purpose of this is to prevent you receiving an email with any output at all produced by the...

I would not expect it to take that long. 16Gb is not a lot. I've migrated server servers with more data than that. It takes a while but not a significant amount of time (minutes not hours) to get past the bit you seem to be stuck on. So..... Make sure port 22 is open on the old server to the...

There is no need to use a costly commercial anti-spam option if you don't want -- If you use redhat/centos, you can use clamav, spamassassin and qmail-scanner and bob's your uncle: antivirus, anti-spam and, if you add spamdyke to the equation, very fine-grained control over RBLS, graylisting...

To expand on what Abdi said, Plesk 11.5 is fine for production use and has been for some months now. Indeed, personally I would not use any other version of Plesk when commissioning a new server. But with something as complex as Plesk, what Abdi is saying is that you might still encounter...

You should install the Certificate via the SSL option within the Domain. The option for adding a certificate via the Server option is mainly for securing the panel. You can copy the Certificate, CSR and Private Key and use them in the domain - you don't have to reissue the certificate. Having...

In addition to everything else, running 8.3 on FC7 is a spammer and hacker's dream. There will be a number of vulnerabilities in your system, not the least of which is a way for the bad guys to obtain all your passwords remotely (although I could be mistaken in thinking 8.3 was vulnerable to...

You need to see what's actually happening on your system. The mail log is at /usr/local/psa/var/log/maillog and in order to see what it is doing in real time use the command: tail -f /usr/local/psa/var/log/maillog (press CTRL-C to exit) You should also check the main message log: tail -f...

DNS records are often cached. Indeed, before a change of IP, it is usually sensible to change the TTL to something like 4 or 5 minutes instead of whatever it might be by default, which could be several days. Even with a short TTL, some email may still get sent to your old IPs. There are a...

I think you may have misunderstood the purpose of this MU. Plesk does not need it and never has. If I remember correctly, it was simply found in my.cnf either because it was there by default in some MySQL installations, or at some point in the past it was commonly added by sysadmins (for the...

I think the OP wants to block his users from sending email to domain.tld as opposed to receiving from it. Unfortunately this is not possible in qmail. However, you can firewall the IP of the MXs for domain.tld and this will/should stop email being sent to domain.tld as your server will not be...

You just need to put the domain you want into a Subscription and allocate an exclusive IP to that Subscription.

Use: iptables -v -n -L ... to see what rules are actually loaded. Why not copy and paste the rules so we can have a look and maybe spot what's wrong?

You could give the mailbox 0kb of storage space, but since it is forwarding then anyone sending a message to that address will receive a bounce as well as having the mail forwarded. The solution is pretty simple - just create a different mailbox with 0Kb storage and ask the user to use the...

So you change the hostname in Plesk and basically it doesn't "take" or rather it resets itself? Wow! I don't know what to suggest. Could it be something unusual or specific to Suse?

Us your server a Virtuozzo VPS? If so, the hostname is set by the service provider, and will revert to that setting every time the server reboots.

Full statistics will be recalculated at 4am or 5am - initial statistics may not be correct ALSO, statistics are based on settings in Tools&Settings > Settings of Server Statistics If new server is different to old server, statistics will also be different.

Have you posted this question before? I'm sure I've seen this question before. You have two options: EITHER: 1) change username uninet in domain uninetmultimedia.org OR 2) change uername uninet in uninet.org.es

ossec-hids can monitor logs and notify you. However, I strongly recommend you investigate ASL (which implements ossec-hids as well as a heck of a lot of other things): http://www.atomicorp.com/products/asl.html As long as you are on Centos/RedHat, ASL is really one of the most comprehensive...

The files are split with the Linux "split" command. try peazip as it can automatically handle split files. You may need to just rename your archives to name1.tar name2.tar or 01name.tar and 02name.tar Also search for utilities that unsplit split files. there are a couple of methods of...