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this cannot be done well, if I think a bit outside the box.... you could create an "Event Handler" in Plesk, that fires on domain updates and executes a shell script that does use something like awk/sed to search and replace the ports in the nginx and apache2 config file of this specific...

Plesk should abandon this stupid "webmail.forceHttp=true" switch and un-bundle the automatic http --> https redirect for webmail, from the webhosting settings. Then either create a separate "Permanent SEO-safe 301 redirect from HTTP to HTTPS" checkbox for the webmail or just simply make the...

The "solution" was already posted in this thread, but you seem to not understand it (or ignore it) It is technically not possible to install/use the MSMTP service, if you have a POP3/IMAP server (dovecot or courier) installed. If you want to use MSMTP, you need to remove the POP3/IMAP service...

If you click "next" on this step it will check the dependencies and tell you as well that you cannot install install MSMTP if you want to keep Dovecot

What is your TLS versions and ciphers preset configured at? Depending on the destination domain of these emails, TLS/SSL encryption may not work if configured to "modern" or even "intermediate" And if you don't have the postfix smtp_tls_security_level set to may, it can also not fall back to...

directly from your nameservers (hosting.servidor-nombres.com & web2.servidor-nombres.com) of this domain

You have a firewall and dns (your two nameservers have different config for this domain) and/or ip configuration problem I randomly get "2001:41d0:701:1000::14cb" or "2001:41d0:203:4b76::" as the AAAA record for aceval.eu, depending on the nameserver I ask. And on both IPv6 addresses your...

"lowering" the TLS level helps circumvent the problem, because it allows the client to fall back to a different (normally "less" secure) cipher. Microsoft seems to have broken something with cipher suites on this update and TLS connections using these ciphers will fail. If the server does not...

a) ignore the systemd message, will no affect you (yes, apache2 modules may no longer be available on new/different servers, but that only happens to more or less completely irrelevant ones) b) seems like you have configured a password protected directory with no name? on the source server and...

For troubleshooting purposes I can also recommend enabling the fpm status dashboard. This often allows for easy identification of abusive PHP requests and also gives a good overview on what is really running at the time. In order to do so, you need to: a) add the following lines into...

Yes, you can mount an s3 bucket on Ubuntu with s3fs and move the mail folders there. Performance of an object storage like s3 is obviously magnitudes slower than regular block storage. Depending on your use case, this may be noticeable or not. Just keep in mind, that Amazon s3 is not only...

You can use the panel.ini Editor to change the mailserver names that Plesk uses for these autodiscover services and info/help pages. Assuming that the DNS record for mail.DOMAIN.TLD points to the server used for email, you would need to add the following lines: [mail]...

We started to use acme.sh for issuing wildcard certificates in such cases If DNS for the domain runs on your Plesk server or any of the ~150 supported DNS servers (see dnsapi · acmesh-official/acme.sh Wiki) the creation and renewal of the certificate will work fully automated and does require...

which directory did you check? I believe that Plesk uses /var/www/vhosts/system/domain.tld/logs/ and not /var/www/vhosts/domain.tld/logs/ for calculating the space usage normally it's the same, as the files in these two directories are hardlinked, but if you for example manually delete stuff in...

This extension does send over all potential malicious files (.php, .js, .css and more) of a website to VirusTotal, so you'll get many requests per site and not just one

So, two years later and still no solution? We see so many customers switching to Wix (and similar) for their website but still want to use our service for email. But good luck with that, as they can no longer use it in a secure way* and it causes so many headaches on our and the customers...

No, it is not possible. Plesk and it's LetsEncrypt support becomes borderline useless, if you don't run the DNS AND WEB service for a domain on the Plesk server. There is also no way to issue a wildcard cert and securing the mail parts of a domain, if the website points to an external server.

For full server backups I'd recommend to not use rsync but a tool/software like the free Veeam Agent for Linux or Acronis Image Backup.

go over to DEB.SURY.ORG and use their repository for PHP 7.4, once Plesk stops providing updates. Sure, there is no guarantee on how long they will support PHP 7.4, but as they still provide security updates for releases back to PHP 5.6 as of today, the chances are high that you'll see a...

I assume that the SSL/TLS configuration of your Postfix service is not working properly in general. Maybe a wrong certificate, missing chain, cipher suite, or one of the many other possible things that can be wrong when it comes to SSL/TLS Maybe a tool/website like Mailserver encryption test...