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Can we have a reply/fix? I am not able to change the folder where 'sent items' should be stored. I think it has something to do with that crappy "horde" although I can't be sure..

You're missing the point here. The whole idea of having Plesk is that all these things are already well configured. It's Parallels that needs to correct it and needs to investigate how these folders should be named, so they will at least all have the same name. As I said in my previous...

I saw the thread "Dutch language totaly messed up into Plesk 10.4.4 " and although this is related that issue is more cosmetic than the problem I'm having. I wanted an English server, but my boss wanted to even pay money for the mess we got now. The IMAP folders that are created are totally...

Today I was trying to find out why Apple Mail was not able to mail using authentication over port 587 with ssl enabled on a Plesk server. I used tcpdump -nnA host <smtp-client> to see what was happening when I tried to send a mail. It did an EHLO and then it gave a message that's typical for...

I somehow mistakenly thought 'expr' could handle decimals. The cronjob therefore needs to get rid of this decimal Here's the modified (working) cronjob for those interested: */3 * * * * root expr `top -b -d5 -n3 -u postfix | grep '[p]sa-pc-remote' | awk '{print $9}' | sort -n | head...

Rather than restarting psa-pc-remote each 15 minutes I want to do this only if the system has really gone haywire. For this purpose I added this line to my /etc/crontab */3 * * * * root expr `top -b -d5 -n3 -u postfix | grep '[p]sa-pc-remote' | awk '{print $9}' | sort -n | head -n1 | awk...

I have 2 Plesk 10.x servers at my disposal and I want to change its default certificate. After I installed the certificate on the 10.2 server (Ubuntu) for the admin-panel (8443) it also used this new certificate for mail (port 25, 465, 993 and 995). This is what I want. I did this on the...

I just recently did it on a CentOS server. It's a bit different because that distribution already has its firewall more or less configured # cd /etc/sysconfig # iptables-save # check if you are really running a firewall now # cp -p iptables iptables.org...

I just recently found out that "iptables REDIRECT" didn't fully work as I expected. The syntax already implied that I could only redirect the port and not the IP. I assumed (wrong) that traffic would go to the original IP, but I found out it went to the IP of the parent interface. As virtual...

each minute it will execute 'top' in batch mode (-b) and with an interval of 4 seconds (-d4) it will sample 3 times for all processes running as the user 'postfix' (-u postfix). The result will be filtered so it will show only 'psa-pc-remote' (grep '[p]sa-pc-remote') Then it will take out...

I'm restarting the service with this cronjob # cat /etc/cron.1min/watch-psa-pc-remote #!/bin/sh mincpu=`top -b -d4 -n3 -u postfix | grep '[p]sa-pc-remote' | awk '{print $9}' | sort -n | head -n1` expr ${mincpu} \> 80 >/dev/null && /etc/init.d/pc-remote restart

I personally don't like to change the port of the service itself. I used iptables to redirect port 80 to port 8888 iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -i eth0 -p tcp --dport 80 -j REDIRECT --to-port 8888 To make this flexible I modified my /etc/init.d/pound (the reverse proxy I'm using) When...

I am considering to use a reverse-proxy for http on the system where Plesk is installed. When I do I will need to use a different 'LogFormat=' in Apache because all traffic will otherwise be logged as coming from the proxy (the same IP as the server) This is working on a normal Apache...

I did it like this on Debian/Ubuntu # save current firewall iptables-save >/etc/iptables.rules # remove plesk's firewall module aptitude remove psa-firewall # create iptables-startup script echo '#!/bin/sh' >/etc/network/if-up.d/iptables echo 'iptables-restore </etc/iptables.rules'...

SRV-records can only be TCP or UDP in Plesk In Plesk 10.2 it isn't possible to create SRV-records with a protocol other than TCP or UDP. RFC2782 didn't define this restriction. http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2782 Proto The symbolic name of the desired protocol, with an...