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You haven't? What did you try, then?

I would guess it is this problem again: Issue - apache2 proxy target - wrong ip-address

Isn't that by design? I think you'd need to use separate redis instances if you want to avoid this.

or you could just use webmail.domain.com for imap and smtp ...

${} does not do what you think it does. Lose the {}. And it's 'exit', but you don't actually need that because the script ends anyway.

Oh, and you should restrict the mariadb users to that IP. See mysqltuner for how.

No, it's just that you're listing the worker status. SHOW GLOBAL STATUS LIKE 'created_%'; has a very different result.

Did you recently restart the mysql server? Also, you should have a look at mysqltuner. Don't blindly follow the recommendations, though.

/usr/bin/php is a link to /etc/alternatives/php. Use update-alternatives to change what /etc/alternatives/php points to.

plesk bin apache --listen-on-localhost <true|false> switching it around a bit should make it consistent again see also Resolved - SECURITY - attack surface : ports 7080 and 7081

External ip was the default not very long ago, so you might have a mixture of old and new settings there.

and second, use tcpdump to listen to traffic on 8443 to check whether anything arrives at your server at all. Some mobile providers use a lot of transparent proxying and several layers of NAT and may not route traffic on unusual ports.

Caveat: O_DIRECT can lead to problems with SoftRAID where the RAID might appear inconsistent (the data in that place would be garbage anyway though).

Those two are server settings, so they do require a restart.

But at least with 465 you know it can't connect unencrypted, whereas with 587 you have to rely on the server to enforce (and the client demand) STARTTLS before anything else, which makes a MITM attack possible.

Why? 465 is safer because you can't accidentally use it without SSL/TLS.

The error message is suspicious, though. The remote system refused the connection usually means that the connection itself is already failing, and at that point the server has no way to know you want to login as root, so it shouldn't be able to deny you based on that. Are you absolutely sure you...

I think that field might need a complete expression matching the full source string instead of just a partial match, i.e. *onefantasticshop.??

MSMTP is relay ONLY, which means there won't be any local mailboxes IMAP/POP3 could serve, and without those, there aren't any accounts that could send email. In that case, there would only be emails generated on the server. However, it is possible to configure a smarthost in postfix, as stated...

Are you sure that [email protected] is in the From: header and not Sender:? Please post the message headers.