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OK, try this as a quick and dirty method: # updatedb # locate admin.php This will show all the admin.php files on the server and where they are. If you only have a small number you should be able to narrow it down a bit.

Unless I'm misunderstanding, both nameservers *should* be listed in an NS record for your domains. It is actually the NS records that tell bind where to send notifications when a record is updated. (Indeed there's an annoying bug that makes bind send notifications to itself in some cases)...

Just to amplify on what Nikolay is saying..... For your test, you connected locally. 127.0.1 (localhost) is whitelisted by default to allow mail to be sent without authentication. This is normal, expected, and not a security issue. However, if you feel you would prefer this not to be allowed...

I'm sorry -- I don't understand.

It was something like 14 euros for unlimited (Virtuozzo VPS) the last time I looked.

check /usr/local/psa/var/log/maillog to see if the message is arriving at all, and if it is what is happening to it. Be aware that you are now 10 microupdates behind - MU#42 was just released. Being so far behind with MUs is kind of dangerous. Be sure to backup your system before installing...

Resolve the first problem by removing these from the template (and from the client's domain's actual DNS record in PLesk if removing them from the template doesn't do so automatically): <domain>. NS ns1.<domain>. <domain>. NS ns2.<domain>. Next, remove these from the template: ns1.<domain>...

You normally purchase a VPS licence from the company that provides your VPS. The two usually go hand in hand. If the company that provides your VPS does not offer Plesk keys then there is a possibility that the VPS technology being used does not qualify for a VPS licence key price. You should...

What Abdi is suggesting is that you firewall port 587 (Submission), which is only used for authenticated smtp connections, to only those IPs you want to allow to use smtp. You would leave port 25 open for all incoming email from anywhere, but would need to disable smtp sending on that port (in...

Thanks Harry. I've experienced the same problem in the past --- lots and lots of the same custom button appearing in a subscription that should have no custom buttons at all. Thank you for providing the solution, but I have a question: In the screen shot of the multiple buttons you provided...

If the DNS management facilities provided by 1and1 aren't very good, the simplest solution is to use your Plesk box as both primary and secondary. This is not really recommended because if your Plesk box goes down, there will be nothing to provide DNS lookups on the domains that are hosted on...

I'm really pleased I was able to help. This sort of situation can be very annoying and sometimes difficult to deal with, especially in a panic. Been there, done that, so I know it can be stressful.

If you want Plesk to act as a Secondary, then take a look here: http://forum.parallels.com/showthread.php?292251-How-to-integrate-slave-DNS-with-Plesk

This can be difficult to resolve because you don't see the smoking gun -- the "login". What happens in some cases (such as yours, from the look of it) is that there is one login, ages ago, which the spammers then use to send spam in quantity as opposed to them logging in to send each...

Usually, issues like this are just down to too few allowed concurrent connections. Take a look here: http://kb.parallels.com/en/113841 Increase the limit to 80 or something like that and you should be OK. There have been reported issues with iPhones doing silly things despite changes in the...

I've been asking for a per-user on/off switch for smtp authentication for ages. It is a standard feature in the qmail-toaster implementation of qmail, as far as I'm aware. I could have sworn I added it to the Plesk Uservoice site (plesk.uservoice.com) but it seems to have vanished. The only...

Google and all other mail server do an rDNS lookup on your IP address to determine the sending domain name. (translated IP to human word address). The rDNS record for your IP address is normally controlled by the organisation that provided it -- in this case Strato. In their records, that IP is...

That's odd. Also what OS do you use? Neither MU#36 nor MU#37 (yet) were automatically installed on any of our Centos systems. Release notes for MU#37 are available here: http://kb.parallels.com/en/120637 I subscribe to the Parallels Plesk RSS feed at...

OOps! I got that wrong! Contrary to my knowledge of the chkconfig command, it actually reaches into xinetd.d and switched it off! My initial test showed that it did not, but I was using psa_ftp instead of ftp_psa which was why it wasn't working! Anyway, you have it firewalled so all is well...

Really? What OS do you use? In Centos/RedHat, psa-proftpd runs via xinetd and so there is no ftp_psa init service for chkconfig to adjust, so I'm guessing you use something more "exotic" like Ubuntu or something :-) Note that an even simpler thing would be to firewall port 21. This pretty much...