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We have several Plesk servers and many domains. One Plesk server normally handles domains with DNS-control (though not all) and the others have foreign DNS-control. Today I changed the MX-record of a domain on the Plesk-server and found out a bit later that this server didn't have...

Will this non-RFC compliance be dealt with? I informed you about it at least 3 years ago! The nicest way would be changing the 2 radio buttons into a 3 radio button with a text-field.

I still would like to get a reply on the OP. I'm aware Plesk has a low default setting. I'm aware I can change this by editing the file /etc/courier-imap/imapd I became painfully aware that Plesk can change these values back to their original ones during an update. It's the last thing...

I'm sure that it DID do an upgrade (I wrote this in the original post). It did another upgrade yesterday, so this one wasn't the culprit 10.4.4 Update #29, laatste update op Mei 10, 2012 04:09 AM My problem is exactly with this behaviour. Plesk changes settings in a blunt way by blindly...

....again information I knew already!!!! I changed these values months ago after setting up the server. I want to know how I can prevent Plesk from changing them back to these ludicrously low values. Plesk did this last week.

different, but not completely different. They are both caching reverse proxies..... I thought you were still interested in using it as such. If you want Nginx as a replacement for Apache then I think you need to wait for that version 11 It needs a complete overhaul of all the scripts that...

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I'm now monitoring the file /etc/courier-imap/imapd using Zabbix. If that file changes I will get a warning... If a client has a firm with 10 employees using IMAP and are behind a NAT-connection, they will not receive mail. And I'm not even talking about aggressive IMAP-clients....

I can't imagine Plesk to have nginx support and if they did it would be in their specs. You can install nginx as a reverse proxy. I would leave the settings of Plesk alone in that case. With iptables you can redirect traffic going to port 80 to the nginx-proxy. You also need to install...

Thanks for your reply, but what I'm looking for is a change of the default settings of Plesk. I already changed these values after I installed Plesk. It turns out that Plesk can change these values at will on an update. They did this last Tuesday morning. These values are silly and they...

For a long time Plesk has ludicrously low default settings for its IMAP. We don't even have that many domains on our server..... Some people even wrote a tutorial to fix this: http://kb.mediatemple.net/questions/259/How+can+I+raise+Courier-IMAP+connections+for+my+server%3F#dv After...

Again only part of the info, but I figured it out... This package can not be installed because it already thinks it's installed. It isn't really... it's the 32-bit version rpm -i php53-sqlite2-5.3.2-11011812.x86_64.rpm package php53-sqlite2-5.3.2-11070811.i386 (which is newer than...

Apparently we are using a repository from Parallels. Shouldn't you fix it? You should add it to YOUR repo so YOUR product works as intended.

I'm able to answer my own question after I discovered the Plesk CLI As you can see I'm not that good with mysql I wanted a listing of all domains and took a command I found on pleskhacker.com that lists over quota domains and started editing it... I would think that: is a valid command...

............and today it just worked like it did all the days before... Wonder what happens tomorrow

I just discovered I''m unable to change the mailbox size of a certain client. Maybe a lot more isn't working either... I didn't have time to investigate it. I changed the size of the mailbox on the CLI with a Plesk command. Internal error. ERROR: Zend_Controller_Exception Toegang...

Thanks, but that's the whole point of this thread..... That checkbox is only there when Qmail is the MTA

I appreciate your suggestion, but at the time I decided to let ASSP handle port 587, I came to the conclusion it does a much better job than postfix itself. I tried that setting too (not 100% sure it's exactly that setting). I don't want all those Apple users on my neck again, although I can't...

On a new server I installed I somehow can't create new subscriptions according to the "plan". PHP is turned off, which is of course a show stopper.... I have no idea where I can turn on PHP-support for the subscription. "Syncing the subscription with its service plan failed because some...

Because Parallels doesn't come with a solution I created this watchdog that will delete the line with submission if a "Plesk mail-restart" occurs.... # cat /etc/cron.1min/watch-postfix #!/bin/sh # watchdog for postfix netstat -lnt | grep -q ':25 ' && exit sleep 25 netstat -lnt | grep...