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Ah, OK, now I get what you mean! Sorry!

ahemm... "about three weeks ago": Important - Plesk 17.8 RTM has been released

... and BTW, I used cPanel in the past, and, exactly, there is something definitely cPanel-ish in the "add-on domains inside a subscription" organization! ;)

I totally agree, on both points! :)

Thanks! :)

so... everything's ok with this? can we mark it as solved?

It is all in this paper by "Shevek": in a multi-hop scenario (our case) every intermediate MUST alter the envelope sender (Return-Path) with his own SRS (see from point 2.4 onward in the paper). It will be an "SRS1" address. You (and "they"!) might also want to give a look at the Wikipedia...

... and, by Jove, we have the factual evidence that when I forward directly to GMail, it gets through!

sorry, meant to say "re-srs", not "re-spf"!

They says: "we simply pass the mail object on exactly as it is handled to us." That's bollocks, I think: they are not "transparent" they receive and they send and there is trace of that in the headers They should re-spf re-SRS the message, I think... I'll check the relevant RFCs, but not...

Nope! :D I was talking about: and: There you see that addresses are "[email protected]", so they are not rewritten...

Yes, it really seems that Plesk changed that in 17.8.11, but there is another thing I just noticed: that "Databases" entry under the main domain doesn't show up until you create an add-on domain under the same subscription: until then you have "Databases" as the top tab only. See pictures here...

BTW, what benefit do you see in having add-on domains under a single subscription instead of separate subscriptions (one for each domain) assigned to a single "customer"?

I created: a subscription with two domains: a.example.com (primary domain) and b.example.com (secondary domain) 4 databases, each of them with his own database user What I see (under Plesk 17.8.11) is: only one database can be assigned (related) to a given domain and every domain can have...

are you using separate database users for each database/domain or just 1 user for all databases/domains?

OK, now I think I understand what your issue is, but I have no experience on that as I tend to use one subscription per domain (except for domain aliases...). Anyway I have a test installation where I'll try to replicate your configuration and I'll let you know how it goes under 17.8.11... just...

Correct: the solution I cited is only "the Plesk part of the equation".

Not according my experience: in #2 the sieve rules engine has been changed to managesieve, but I had to apply the fix manually to have it working (see my comment in the cited thread...)

Thanks @Anthony ! Is the similar issue with the sieve rules server (Forwarded to devs - Roundcube sieve plugin can´t connect to sieve rules Server) corrected too? I don't see any reference about that in the change log...

This: (Plesk for Linux) Configuring Passive FTP Mode