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Uh oh # rpm -e plesk-mail-mc-driver error: package plesk-mail-mc-driver is not installed The following worked, but gives dependency errors.. # rpm -e plesk-mail-pc-driver-17.5.3-rhel6.build1705170317.16 error: Failed dependencies: psa-mail-driver is needed by (installed)...

The first one returns nothing. The second one returns the following... plesk-mail-pc-driver-17.5.3-rhel6.build1705170317.16 (x86_64)

Thanks, but neither thing helped. Postfix has always been installed , so going to Updates/Upgrades does not play a part. Running the repair command did not do anything either. As I said previously, this is a yum (Linux) issue. Anyone else know of a way to fix yum so I can update again...

Thanks for the reply, but I am not sure your response applies to my issue. Everything works fine with Plesk itself, no issues that I know of with upgrade. The problem is when I run "yum update" from command line. I have always used Postfix and have never heard of MSMTP until now ( something new...

I just upgraded from 12.5 to Onyx and all seemed to go well. However, when I tried to run "yum update" on my Cloudlinux server I get this error... Error: plesk-mail-pc-driver conflicts with sw-msmtp-1.6.2-17031414.x86_64 Anyone know a quick way to resolve this? Thanks.

2017 and still not fixed :-|

I have set the following directive to a domain's Additional ( PHP ) directives and hit Apply. The directive is completely ignored and does not disable the functions. Other mail directives seem to work. Is the disable_functions directive skipped or ignored by Plesk...

May need to rebuild domain config files after, I did.

Thanks Igor. Will see how this works out.

IS there a simple way to set the following php.ini config items across ALL domains? I ask because each domain has it's own PHP version AND settings. mail.force_extra_parameters = mail.add_x_header = mail.log =

I didn’t. Instead I edited this file and commented out all the ssl stuff that is not even used anyway. /usr/local/psa/admin/conf/templates/default/roundcube.php I then ran # /usr/local/psa/admin/bin/httpdmng --reconfigure-all That got things working again.

After updating/renewing my SSL certificate on my server, now the round cube configs has this error... # /usr/local/psa/admin/bin/httpdmng --reconfigure-all Execution failed. Command: httpdmng Arguments: Array ( [0] => --reconfigure-server [1] => -no-restart ) Details: [2017-02-27...

I found this article which explains what is happening. https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/213399689-Mail-notification-from-cron-are-sent-to-the-non-existing-address-f-domain-tld- It says that the issue is fixed, but it still happens on my panel ( Linux - 12.5.30 Update #59 )

Thanks for taking time to reply, but that is not a realistic option. If anyone else has a way to prevent this from happening please chime in. There has to be a direct postfix config I can add to get this done.

I have it set on each domains Mail Settings for the "What to do with mail for non-existent users" option. The options are Bounce, Forward and Reject. Are you saying that Reject STILL sends a bounce message? I just want a way to have ALL mail sent to non-existent users ( entire server, all...

My server is getting hammered with spam and for some reason the server still sends bounce messages with subject "Undelivered Mail Returned to Sender" even though everything is set to Reject. Why is it still sending these emails. Causes tons of backscatter. Running Linux , Cloudlinux and 12.5.x

OK, it was Sidekick extension causing the issues. I removed the sidekick scheduled task, then deleted the sidekick extension folder from /usr/local/psa/admin/plib/modules After I did this, all panel pages started loading immediately. Yea!

I am starting to think it is due to Sidekick extension hanging on each page, preventing the page from loading fully until the sidekick requests time out. I cannot deactivate or uninstall the extension . The error I get is this, how do I force uninstall this thing? Error occured while sending...

I am on Linux, would never use Windows for anything serious. I found several articles on slow Winblows panels, but none for Linux. I will look again and see if I can find some directed at Linux.

I have noticed over the past several weeks that my Plesk Admin Panel is super slow. It takes 20-40 seconds for each page to load. There is no load on the server and all the virtual hosts on the same machine load as normal. Where can I look to see what is causing the panel to be so slow?