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Hello I do not have an OVH server but somewhere in the past I´ve had the same problem, I ended up setting up Postfix relaying using Amazon SES ( its a loooong configuration if you have many domains ) Now I do not have problems with bad reputation as my server sends all mail ( with some...

Plesk does automatically setup a "webmail" subdomain for all domains and points it out to the roundcube client on plesk

Awesome! Worked like a charm!

Hey guys! This is a strange one. After a long time I entered to a misbehaving Plesk server and noticed pending updates, so I clicked Update packages. Left it updating and went elsewhere. Some minutes later I noticed still was showing the message updating and that seemed odd to me. Entered...

You can tune it in the corresponding version of 10-opcache.ini ( globally for the sites using that version of PHP ) In those files yon can find the corresponding settings ( most of them commented out )

Thats wrong... If you HOSTING provider blocks port 25... its not all lost, most providers block OUTGOING connections to port 25 not incoming, you can solve it using a external server ( or service ) to SEND but Plesk still have the ability to RECEIVE email... so the mailboxes will be fully...

I am now in the middle of a medium sized migration and changing and old Centos 7 server to a more powerful Almalinux server (Something like your Ubuntu/Debian ) and I found that some migrations trashed up the new server... after poking around a bit I ended up formatting the new one and starting...

For Wordpress backups, use Akeeba Backup... works wonderfully...

xmlrpc.php sometimes is used to generate attacks ( internal and external ) so it might be a good idea to block requests to that file. Did you install Wordfence? this plugins eventually blocks bruteforce attempts at login. Having a good cache strategy offloads CPU cycles dedicated to WP, have you...

I dont thinks so... Nginx out of the box is able to serve hundreds ( or maybe thousands ) of simultaneous requests, you bottleneck must be some place else... What are the nginx logs says? ( proxy_access_ssl , proxy_access_log and proxy and proxy_error_log )

ggos Run systemctl status mariadb.service and paste the output here so we can see the error you are having...

The DKIM Verification might be another issue

Here´s my recipe for WP: I use PHP-FPM for Nginx, not using Apache, In the WP I use Super Cache plugin with Expert Option and stop regenerating the cached pages, also setup the corresponding rules for Nginx. I setup Nginx rules for caching static archives ( not the one Plesk has now, simple...

Seems like a hacking attempt... notice the CWD...

An update for anyone on this case: I resolved it making a transport rule for every address forwarded for the mail going directly to the corresponding destination server instead of relaying them to Amazon SES.

That is a correct behaviour. I suppose you sent the mail using Webmail. Try configuring a mail client and send from there... you will get different headers. That header just says the origin of the mail and since you used Webmail localhost is correct.

Usually you need to do it under the panel... directly on the system. For example I have a server that has 2 Hard drives, The first one got the system and panel, the second one was clean, I formatted the second one and assign it to the mail folder. Something like that involves knowledge in...

magestyx: If you implement Cgroups maybe the server does not go down and maybe you can pinpoint the Domain that raises the spike. Its worth a try.

that seems to be a problem not on nginx... but on PHP ( no available process for this petition ) Consider raise PHP childrens too

Mike99: The FREE outbound mail limits have been on Plesk for quite some time... You can set it ip on: Tools & Settings >> Server-wide mail settings >> Turn on limitations on outgoing email messages Then you set up limits per Mailbox and domain. Using this you can limit the damage that a...