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The change occurred several days before and all was running smoothly with multiple postfix restarts.

Does Plesk Log failed emails? I can;t see any other mail log type files on this folder (/var/log) . Where does Plesk store failed email logs?

@Sebahat.hadzhi that's useful . Thank you!

Master.cf has not been changed. main.cf has been changed as per "smtpd_client_restrictions" from https://serverfault.com/questions/1184591/postfix-is-it-worth-adding-lots-of-reject-rbl-client-in-smtpd-client-restricti . No other changes. There is a paid for Warden Anti-spam which integrates...

Thank you. It would be really good if this information could be shown somewhere on the Plesk Documentation!

Yes I have already read and used this documentation. All parts of the settings are as set in the documentation. As stated - it seems to be only one domain that is at issue. How do we debug and resolve where the issue is coming from?

We have the following mail log details: /var/log/mail.log Note: 123.145.167.189 is the server IP. The core detail here is: BUT: Other domains on the server are sending and receiving OK. This domain (multiple addresses on this domain) has an issue. Due to this I am wary of doing the Plesk...

Ok Solution: After much trial and error I have established Format MUST be: All parts of this are required and no line breaks can be in the text. "Title" is required. As mentioned elsewhere title text can be in quotes if it contains spaces.

Further to the above; the documentation here: https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/12377016552727-How-to-provide-access-to-domain-in-Plesk-via-SFTP-using-SSH-keys-instead-of-passwords The guidance "4.3. Paste your Public Key (*.pub) and press Add button." is Wrong . This is the problem...

The SSH Key manager claims to be able to use SSH Keys for domain account connection. I have been having issues with the "incorrect format" for the keys; Without any guidance on what is the desired format: AND But there's no details given either here or on any documentation that can be...

Can Plesk please absolutely specify the format they desire for making public keys work in the Plesk user interface? The error given is far from helpful.

@Sebahat.hadzhi Thank you. Looking forward to it! :-)

@Sebahat.hadzhi We are also having this exact issue. Last week migrations worked fine, now they're coming up with this error from the same source server.

Ok, the HTML 404 link on the original article has now been magically updated and points here: https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/12377599961367-How-to-enable-gzip-compression-in-Apache-on-Plesk-server Which correctly shows the way to achieve what we need. :)

@Kaspar this server does not have Nginx on it. It has Apache. Previously on other systems Apache has a native module for allowing compression typically via "mod_deflate". Yet again, Plesk itself doesn't give the details about what Plesk is (or is not) providing. Ok, thank you for that...

I am used to being able to deliver website content to the end user via compressed delivery of content, saving something around 78% of bandwidth costs outwards. I can't see any reference or mention of this at all in any way on Plesk control panel / admin panel. I have found "How to enable gzip...

Ok thank you @Sebahat.hadzhi

How do we achieve the below in Plesk? Both domains are controlled by the same account, one is a placeholder domain, but emails can be sent to either and be forwarded to the mailboxes on domain-two.co.uk How can this be done in Plesk?

This question above has a specific answer for this specific situation above. But, I have another very similar situation. The same issue is here, but the claim is that "mail.domain-name.com" reverse DNS is not a valid Hostname, but the mail. DNS and the mail. part of the address is never used.

It is useful to note here that for servers running on a single (1) IP address that the notation for the subnet mask requires /32 . For servers running on a pair (2) of IP addresses the notation the subnet mask required is /30