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... but setting the AAAA record for the mail exchanger apparently did the trick. Also, +a:mail.professionaldesigner.ch is redundant if the A (and AAAA) addresses for professionaldesigner.ch and mail.professionaldesigner.ch are the same

What I meant was to modify the spf record: v=spf1 +a +mx +a:mail.professionaldesigner.ch +ip6:your-ipv6here -all

Got it! NOT in spam! Cheer-up, my friend!

go! :D

... it might matter because in your MX record you have your host name and then in your SPF you reference MX, but nowhere there is a reference (direct or indirect through the MX record) to the IPv6 address of your host. Try adding the AAAA record and maybe too the IPv6 address in the SPF...

OK, I got the email. In spam! :confused: At first sight I'm not seeing anything wrong. Only problem I see (but I'm unsure if that can matter...) is that your server is sending from an IPv6 address for which the PTR record is defined (pointing to your mail host name), but there is no AAAA record...

Hello @Ihtshama ! No idea... To get a rough feeling of what's going on I should look at the full header of one of such failing (spammed) email: try to send an email to smz (at) smz (dot) it with "Test from Ihtshama" as the subject (so I can quickly identify it...) P.S.: please advice here once...

Wordpress? nope... all my sites are developed with FrontPage... :p

I agree, but nonetheless I think this should be fixed because: It requires a very minor intervention in Plesk code I don't see anything breaking backward compatibility in doing that there is no sense in having the admin panel login page indexed once indexed it would be (marginally...)...

Ouch! Missed that as I use my own template for default domain pages and of course I didn't make the mistake to put a link to the admin panel on those... ;) P.S.: Then it is sole Plesk responsibility to fix this!

Good to hear that! Have a nice day!

oops... I missed the screenshot... it seems you are using Plesk DNS.... weird.... It has always worked for me with all Plesk versions I used....

How are you managing DNS? I bet that's not through Plesk... Try adding a dot at the end of your MX records host names, like: @ IN MX 1 ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.COM. @ IN MX 5 ALT2.ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.COM. @ IN MX 5 ALT1.ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.COM. @ IN MX 10 ALT4.ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.COM. @ IN MX 10 ALT3.ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.COM.

I beg to (partially) disagree: the admin panel is provided by Plesk "as is" and we (users) are not supposed to patch it in any way (unless directed by Plesk Support to do so, maybe), so I think it is Plesk responsibility to protect those pages with adequate robot.txt and/or "meta" tags (which I...

buddy, that's fantastic: I think you should win a prize for having the first question here flagged as "best answer"!! :D :p Cheers!

@OllieK that's curious... I have $config['username_domain'] = ''; but everything is perfectly working. I noticed that I also have $config['username_domain_forced'] = false;: can it be the case that you have changed it to $config['username_domain_forced'] = true; ?

I admit you got me in a lazy moment, where asking was easier than searching and/or testing... I don't see any specific information about that in the "Panel.ini Editor" extension. If what you meant is that using the editor I can try and make changes and see what happens, I agree, but TBH I'd...

Thank-you @IgorG That has been added to my anti-spam/privacy-concerned list of panel.ini options: [aps] serverAppsPromoEnabled = off [facebook] showLikeLink = false [promos] enabled = off [rating] enabled=false [twitter] showFollowLink = false [userActivityTracking] enabled=false BTW...

Today I got this email... from my Plesk server. Hello Sergio Manzi, You have chosen not to share your opinion about Plesk a while ago. We understand! Everyone is very busy these days. If you ever get a minute, though, we would love to hear your thoughts and suggestions. Just click the "Share...

I don't think this is feasible. On Digital Ocean I would take a server snapshot beforehand, but you don't provide information on where your server is hosted so... no idea!