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The fact that the parent process id was a child of a process spawned by the upgrade process.

Is there a variable that can be set so an upgrade from 10 to 11 does not trigger the spam assassin learning process? It causes upgrades to take a very long and unpredictable time on large servers.

Is there documentation on how one creates a custom admin view?

I ran: /usr/local/psa/bin/admin --update -manage_server_actionlog false /usr/local/psa/bin/admin --update -manage_server_reboot false /usr/local/psa/bin/admin --update -manage_server_shutdown false /usr/local/psa/bin/admin --update -allow_local_backups false and all four reported...

I had time to look through this today. I think you misunderstood what I'm seeing happen. On our Plesk 11 Postfix servers, messages to accounts that are over quota are being accepted from the remote SMTP sending server, then a bounce message sent back to that sender (or to an innocent victim in...

Could someone tell me all the relevant database schema relationships for the IP address-related tables? i.e. IpAddressCollections, IpCollections, IP_Addresses, ip_pool and how they to a given domain and/or customer?

Thank you!

Postfix with Plesk 11 appears to accept messages for accounts, even if they're over their quota, and then generates a bounce back; as opposed to simply rejecting the message to begin with. This is causing blacklisting issues. What config needs to be changed to prevent this?

This is going from 10.4.4 to 11.0.9 via the autoinstaller command line tool. When doing an upgrade, it does not give you the normal options screen, it just asks you to confirm you want to upgrade and then goes from there. This occurs typically on CentOS 5 servers running native mysql 5.0. I...

The file should change any time a new site is added on an exclusive IP, but I'm not sure if Plesk will go back through and check for entries that should have been there to put back if they go missing. You could test it by adding a new test domain on an exclusive IP, check, delete it and check...

If you're on qmail, it doesn't support the ip mapping feature so all your outbound mail should already be going from the first IP on the server. If it's postix, you will have that problem and in master.cf you'll have lines like this: 1.2.3.4- unix - n n - - smtp -o smtp_bind_address=1.2.3.4...

For random unknown reasons, about half the time I upgrade a server from 10.4.4 to 11.0.9 the autoinstaller decides to upgrade mysql to Parallels' bundled mysql 5.5 and/or Parallels' bundled Apache with SNI. I don't want either one installed but when you upgrade it doesn't give you the option to...

You can turn that feature off manually by editing /etc/postfix/master.cf and at the bottom of the file you'll see the line binding mail from each IP to that IP. Remove those lines and restart postfix.

The cause of this problem was not having 'Backup Manager' installed on the source server. Apparently when enhanced security mode is in use, some component of backup manager is required for migration manager to correctly copy passwords.

You'll want to look in two places: /var/qmail/control/spfrules or /etc/psa-spf/spfrules If you don't do any inclusions, just empty that file; i.e. cp /dev/null /etc/psa-spf/spfrules

Any update?

The error is occurring with the Parallels Migration and Transfer Manager in Plesk, not from a backup I have created using the backup manager. The server in question does not have enough free space to use the backup system since either local or remote involve creating a tar file of the entire...

Just attempted a migration from a Plesk 11.0.9 (centos 5 i386/pae) to Plesk 11.0.9 (centos 6 x86_64) and it failed horribly; passwords for ftp accounts weren't set, mail accounts weren't set, database users weren't created so therefore the database data wasn't copied, none of the websites'...

Since this thread was originally about how great the UI is, here's a new one for the list: If a reseller creates a backup task at the reseller level, there is no way for the 'admin' account to see it, modify it, delete it. And you wonder why hosts don't like Plesk 10+... makes it real...

There is a backup present in the database table to run daily. It is listed as an obj_type of 'reseller'. As far as I can tell, I have no way to see, modify or delete these tasks via the Plesk interface when logged in as 'admin'; is that correct?