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How about if you, #ls -lha in /Maildir/.INBOX Do you see any large files?

I think in the Sender Score they are referring to the reverse DNS (PTR) associated with your IPs. To check this, you can use a website like DNS Propagation Checker - Global DNS Checker Tool . Simply enter your IP address, select 'PTR', and see if it resolves to bounceout05.ispgateway.de or...

Sorry, as you can understand, it would be a bit difficult to comment on this without seeing the custom PHP script. Also, have you checked the FTP log on the remote server when this issue occurs?

Is this a custom PHP script?

Since you mentioned that this issue occurs intermittently, have you considered scenarios such as the server attempting to resolve the hostname via IPv6, while your FTP server may not support IPv6?

I'm glad I could help. By checking the Fail2Ban logs, you can determine why the IP was added to Fail2Ban in the first place and take appropriate action.

For example, if you are currently trying to connect to the server using your home or office internet and receiving a connection refused error, you can try connecting using your mobile device with a mobile data connection. Then navigate to the Fail2Ban and remove the home or office internet...

I was able to connect to your IP via SSH on port 22 without any issues. It seems that, for some reason, your local public IP has been added to Fail2Ban. Try connecting to your server using a different network with a different IP then remove your IP from the Fail2Ban

In addition to Raul's answer, this can happens if you are using older version of Apache as well. You can try, #httpd -v and see if the Apache version is above 2.2

As the root user, if you try: #plesk login What URL(s) are displayed there? I have noticed that the "This site can't be reached" error shows one URL, while the error message contains a different URL.

I think in this case, it is best to use the Plesk Migrator. https://docs.plesk.com/en-US/obsidian/migration-guide/migrating-from-supported-hosting-platfoms/migrating-via-the-plesk-interface.75721/

Glad to hear you have resolved your issue. I'm not sure what really happened. These services should have been enabled on reboot by default.

I think you should be running Postfix for SMTP. You can make sure this by visiting 'Tool & Settings > Mail Server Settings' Try, #systemctl status postfix after a reboot and make sure the service is running.

Try, #systemctl is-enabled dovecot If it is returning 'disabled', enable it on the reboot. #systemctl enable dovecot To me it is look like it disabled on the reboot. '/usr/lib/systemd/system/dovecot.service; disabled;'

@BjornTheBassist, I completely understand the frustration. Have you considered the possibility of a Noisy Neighbor? I had a similar experience due to a Noisy Neighbor. I couldn't find any issues with my VM—everything appeared normal in terms of CPU and memory usage—but sometimes the websites...

In addition to the answer from Sebahat, Using an SMTP plugin and configuring it would be the easiest option. Also, does your SPF pass for the emails sent by the form to the contact owner? If it does, you can ask them to mark one of the emails they receive from the contact form as "Not Spam" or...

Thank you for sharing! This is the script I have been using for this purpose: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/plesk/kb-scripts/master/cf-nginx-ip-passthrough/cf.sh I have been using it based on the instructions from...

These Volume mappings do not look right to me. Please refer to the Run Grafana Docker image | Grafana documentation

Subscription of example.com > Hosting & DNS > Hosting > Select "Redirect visitors from HTTP to HTTPS via a SEO friendly 301 redirect" In here you will find the Preferred domain option as well. You should be able to select www or non-www Make sure to set the base URL to https:// in the...

I have bookmarked this. https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/12377744787991-Plesk-for-Linux-services-logs-and-configuration-files