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I'd love to know if this is possible. I would find it useful too.

The atomic proftpd RPM adds clamav file upload scanning (but this is not automatic if you don't use ASL), and corrects an issue in an earlier release of the Parallels proftpd. There is no issue with the current Parallels proftpd.

Just to add to this thread: If a spammer is logged in using a valid username and password, changing the password, deleting the mailbox and even restarting qmail is not sufficient to stop them continuing to send spam via the connection they are currently using (it will only prevent new attempts...

Who owns the files in question? You can see the owner/group in the File Manager. If it is Apache and not the ftp user then the files are likely to have been created by a PHP script with PHP running as Apache_Module in the Plesk settings for that site. There's a long thread about this --...

When I had this issue with an 8.4 to 10.4.4 migration, the trick I used was to change the owner of the Subscription to someone else, then change it back to the original owner. Worked like a charm. I hope it does for you too.

Your .cf file needs to be in /etc/mail/spamassassin not /usr/share/spamassassin You can alternatively edit the local.cf that you'll find in the /etc/mail/spamassassin and add them there. Afterwards, do a lint and debug, checking carefully in the debug output to see your .cf or the local.cf...

It isn't too bad - you can achieve that you want, I hope: The key is that although you can only have one SSL and one exclusive IP per Subscription, that SSL certificate will then apply to all domains in the Subscription, including the one you actually want it for. So it will then work on that...

Assuming you have already added the exclusive IP to Plesk itself (Tools&Settings >> IP addresses), you can change which IP is used for a domain by going to Subscriptions >> domain name then click on Change Hosting Settings. You'll be able to pick which IP the domain (or more accurately the...

Laurent - when you do dist-upgrade, it is the Ubuntu equivalent of upgrading from Windows 7 to Windows 8. This is not what you want to do. What you want is to do is keep you "Windows 7" and install updates for it to keep it up to date, and not to upgrade to "Windows 8". Why? When you do a...

You just need to firewall port 3306 to prevent anyone from accessing the database remotely. Note also that someone would need a valid username/password combination to do so anyway. But by far the best option for any firewall is to deny all ports by default, and only open those that you need...

I think "yum install phpABC-additional" would be wonderful enough. That way you pick what you want and are not installing things you don't really need (e.g. 5.5). Given that you are including 5.3, is this going to be Nucleus-only or what?

Nicolay RULES. Your insight is always helpful. Thanks again.

I don't think this will happen. It is too old and too buggy/insecure. You would have to use the manual method to compile and install it as outlined in this thread (great work, btw -- thank you).

Nicolay's suggestion is almost certainly going to work for you: either disable selinux or set it into permissive mode. http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-turn-off-selinux/

I believe that php-mcrypt is available for 5.3 from the EPEL repo.

You just need to switch off email for the Subscription (note that this disables email for all domains in the Subscription, so if you have more than one then you'll need to move the one you want to switch off to its own Subscription) Mail tab > Change Settings > Untick "Activate mail service...

Plesk doesn't touch MySQL settings so you are safe there. Indeed, as a rule of thumb, it doesn't touch any configuration file in /etc/ unless it is necessary in order to achieve what you ask it to do (e.g. /etc/named/* when you add/edit a domain, and similarly with apache). The design...

Just add max_allowed_packet=4M in your /etc/my.cnf (in [mysqld] section) and then do: service mysqld restart (or whatever you need to do to restart MySQL in your Linux flavour)

Check out # /usr/local/psa/bin/dns --help However, I have found in the past that simple making a DNS change (e.g. soa) can regenerate things.

Some more details might be helpful here. Clamav, by itself, will do nothing other than allow you to scan your filesystem. It does not automatically integrate with Plesk, qmail or postfix. In order to get it working with qmail you'd also need to install qmail-scanner and for postfix, you'd...