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Thanks, I'll do that.

Is there a way to enable/disable the limitations on outgoing email messages with a script? I would like to only disable it during office hours until the the bug has been fixed.

If it's the same certificate used to secure the Plesk panel, the "Server hostname" in Thunderbird is the hostname of the Plesk server.

You should secure the mail server with a certificate: Securing Plesk and the Mail Server With SSL/TLS Certificates Then use the mail server name as "Server hostname" when configuring the email: Access from Mozilla Thunderbird

Hi, in this case you should use the server name in the Thunderbird configuration. For me it's not ideal, and I wish there was the posibility to secure a mail only domain with its own certificate. It's more transparent and cleaner for the clients and allows for easier future migrations.

IIRC for Obsidian 18.0.44 the firewall service is called psa-firewall.

Yeah, the same thing happened to me, after reviewing every logrotate file and service, finally I checked the cron service and voilá.

Hi, make sure the cron service is running (it happened to me a while back with an old Debian machine that nothing was being rotated because of that).

Hi, while you try to find out what happened you can temporarily limit the outgoing emails for the affected domain/subscription/mailbox: https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/12377316784663-How-to-set-limitations-on-outgoing-email-messages-in-Plesk

Sorry, this was not explained in the link, is this a valid entry?: [updates] timeFrameStart = 05 timeFrameEnd = 09 or should it be: [updates] timeFrameStart = 5 timeFrameEnd = 9

Perfect, thanks!

Hi, today Plesk updated itself on my server from 18.0.62.2 to 18.0.63.4 at 12:20PM. This is a production server and although the update had no errors I don't think it should be done at a peak hour like that. Is there a way to limit the timeframe when plesk runs the autoupdate? Thanks in advance.

Hi, no problem for me at all making a copy before updating, I just wanted to know if I had to.

Hi, over the years I've been adding manually to the apache-badbots fail2ban filter specific entries for my server. Will these be lost if I update Plesk to version 18.0.63? Per the changelog (https://docs.plesk.com/release-notes/obsidian/change-log/?18063-mu3#plesk-18063):

Hi, first of all make sure the cron service is active. Then check this file: /etc/logrotate.d/rsyslog, it should have the log rotation config for maillog. Also you should have this file: /etc/cron.daily/logrotate that does the log rotation every day if the cron service is active (again, check...

Does it ship active by default with new installs? My two newest servers come with it (I assume it's the rearrangable blocks one, I actually like it)

Hi, the Plesk server is where the database is, I needed access to it from my local machine. I changed it on the plesk server by adding the new port to the /etc/mysql/mariadb.conf.d/50-server.cnf file under mysqld. This worked because now I can access the database hosted at Plesk through that...

Product version: Plesk Obsidian 18.0.61.5 OS version: Debian 12.5 x86_64 mariadb Ver 15.1 Distrib 10.11.6-MariaDB Hi, I needed remote access to a subscription database, I follow a couple of docs and everything worked fine. Now I figured to change the default Mariadb port (my first time doing...

I can also confirm this. Last week I upgraded a Debian11 with Plesk to Debian 12 (following the manual steps detailed here: https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/12377714344983-How-to-perform-dist-upgrade-procedure-on-Linux-server-with-Plesk), and these messages are not showing in this...

Hi, you don't need client credentials for migrate to another server, I did that to speed the process (changing DNS records and the like). I think you can manage to do it all with the plesk cli commands, which I was forced to fast-learn. I was unable to get official support because the OS and...