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Hi Hangover2, It is expected. We deprecated it (see deprecation-plan) since there are no actual updates, and it creates a false sense of security that everything is fine. If you need an alternative free malware file scanner, you can install the Imunify extension as a good replacement for the...

We considered that the new behavior could break configured integrations on existing servers, so an additional parameter in the panel.ini file enables support for new events. (с) https://docs.plesk.com/release-notes/obsidian/change-log/#plesk-18063

Hi sergiomb, some development on the Plesk side is required to support mailman3 on RHEL 9 and its derivatives. I will ask the team do we still have any blockers for that or not. Thank you for your question!

From the screenshot, I see the spamd-child was able to process 4 emails and it did it pretty fast. Do you have same screenshot of logs but for email that stuck for 10 mins? Unfortunately, I don't have ideas about the warn: plugin: [...], maybe it is something related file permissions?..

Probably, like Raul A. suggested previously (Issue - Mail queue very slow with 10 min delay), by using grep, date, and maybe the process id. By the way, since the issue takes so many time to resolve it, maybe it is a good moment to consider ability to contact the Plesk Support team. :)

Ok, then the issue somewhere near the SpamAssassin, it is a small step forward. But we need more info to understand what is happened during 10 mins, As an example, you can enable logging for SpamAssassin and check what is happened in more details (see Resolved - Spamassassin details in logs?)...

Just try to disable it, if delay disappear, it means need to dig into spamassassin. https://docs.plesk.com/en-US/obsidian/administrator-guide/mail/antispam-tools/spamassassin-spam-filter.59432/#switching-on-spamassassin

Interesting, Sound like Issue - Postfix delivery delays with exact 600 seconds. On your screenshot `delay=613`, but some time was spent before "spam: stderr: PASS". If you use spamassassin (or other solutions), try to exclude them from delivery chain to identify the place of the issue.

Does it happen with incoming or outgoing messages? I would suggest to send an email, check its details with the Log Browser extension (or try to grep all log records for the email by using its id). I believe it makes sense to find all stages email passed with timestamps. If delay is happened...

Is there anything helpful in logs? Have you tried to check details for a delayed email with the Log Browser extension? How many messages do you have in the mail queue?

Is it shown during an attempt to login with `admin` and/or `root` login? If no, have you tried to ask the your Plesk Administrator / Hosting provider about the reason of suspend? If yes, you can SSH to the server and check logs for details.

Hi, The alarm that the service does not work is false-positive; it seems it is happened because of some changes on Ubuntu24 related to permissions (tildeslash / Monit / issues / #1109 - unable to monitor php-fpm unixsockets on ubuntu 24.04 — Bitbucket). It is a known bug under id...

Do I correctly understand you want deny the whole Internet to connect to specific IP-address that is used by ftp server on a Plesk server? iptables -A INPUT -d 192.0.2.1/32 -p tcp --dport 21 -j DROP ?

It is important what options and in which order do you use; as I understand, you don't need to mention php twice (`/opt/plesk/php/8.3/bin/php`, `php`), and `-d memory_limit=-1` should be right after the first `php`. Here is an example. # /opt/plesk/php/8.3/bin/php...

https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/12377347218711-How-to-add-a-scheduled-task-in-Plesk-UI-using-crontab-syntax https://docs.plesk.com/en-US/obsidian/administrator-guide/server-administration/scheduling-tasks.64993/# Do you have any error in UI, a notification or logs?

If Plesk can't verify the email with DKIM keys, are you sure this mail is legitimate? In your code snippet, I see 209.85.222.199. Based on https://www.abuseipdb.com/check/209.85.222.199, it does not have a good reputation. Have you tested/validated emails with this key? Was the test successful?

Maybe you see a cached version. Could you please try refreshing the page or open it in incognito mode? Anyway,

# ./plesk-installer list PLESK_18_0_68 --components [...] wp-toolkit [install] - WP Toolkit advisor [install] - Advisor [...] # ./plesk-installer install PLESK_18_0_68 --preset Recommended --without imunify360 git wp-toolkit ...but now I would say it sounds strange, could...

I have good news regarding hmac-sha256. The PR with changes was merged into the code and successfully tested during the past week. I hope the new minor version (with these changes) will be released during this week.

As an example, you can try to start the installation with unattended mode; just specify what you want to install and what you do not want to install; to see the list of possible components for Plesk Obsidian v18.0.68 version, check # wget https://autoinstall.plesk.com/plesk-installer # chmod +x...