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are you sure you have perl rpm installed? make sure you have installed all rpms from release notes first, only then you can go ahead with Plesk installation: http://download1.swsoft.com/Plesk/Plesk7.5/CentOS3.6/psa-7.5.4-centos3.6.build75060118.19.i586.txt

You can just add another command to servers crontab, that will send out links to your client(s) - the main point here is that it should be done after statistics utility which does all calculations, say statistics runs at 4.07 a.m., so you can send out links at 5 a.m. This can be done either...

can't say why is that.. I can suggest you to try to do the same thing directly from shell and see if it works or not. If it works, try to echo <new_mailname> to a file and then check the file if this variable was parsed properly by Plesk or not. If the variable was parsed OK, then I'm...

Hm, have you tried adding the path to open_basedir? http://faq.sw-soft.com/article_41_432_en.html As for safe mode - you can disable it in vhost.conf file too, just for this domain.

I don't know if you will be able to get psa-qmail via yum. This is Plesk package. Your problem looks like there is some kind of permission problem - probably some binaries have incorrect permissions. You can check package integrity with: # rpm -V psa-qmail If you want to restore...

As far as I know Plesk for Linux supports Apache ASP, which slightly differs from Windows ASP.NET, so most probably you won't be able to port this site to a linux box. Try to find more info here: http://www.apache-asp.org/ http://www.asp101.com/samples/

Since domain and subdomain are on the same IP address you will not be able to install 2 different certs for them, that's an SSL restriction.

I think it's not possible yet to hide the tab itself. You can hide the lists managements buttons under the tab with Server -> Interface management function if you use Plesk 7.5.4.

Well, there is such possibility - migrating of data from chrooted environment, according to Plesk 7.5 Reloaded manual, though I've never done it myself so I can't say if it works ok: http://download1.swsoft.com/Plesk/Plesk7.5/Doc/plesk-7.5r-admins-guide-html/ch06.html#N132E0 If you ask me...

This might be related to the fact that Plesk validates old passwords too. So - if this mailname password is invalid then you won't be able to change the password from control panel. You'll have to dig into the mysql directly and fix it right there, like this: # mysql -uadmin -p`cat...

I dont't think certs are tied to IPs, so there should be no problems using this cert for another IP and even recreating it in another domain repository or server repository.

qmail patches SWsoft users can be found in their Knowledge base, don't know if they are up to date though: http://kb.swsoft.com/article_22_1088_en.html

http://forum.plesk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=27971

well it just worked on my box, so why don't you give it a try?

How about using Event manager in Plesk? This event will enable DrWeb for incoming and outgoing messages right after the mailname is created: Mail name created lowest (0) root /usr/local/psa/bin/mail.sh --update <new_mailname> -drweb inout