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Thanks Igor. I guess it is too much to ask what should be checked to avoid more problems. There are no NULL vendor_id or any other value in domains. Only row in clients with NULL vendor_id (and parent_id) is admin. Additionally there are a lot of NULLs in clients: limits_id, params_id...

I had the exact same problem. I just changed the owner of the domain ("subscription") in psa database: update domains set cl_id = 999 where id = 888; 999 = id of new owner ("client") from table clients 888 = id of domain to be changed. Hope this did not break anything?! Did not have time...

If you want to "freeze" the file, use chattr +i. But then if you need to ever change it even yourself, need to chattr -i before & chattr +i after.

I think his point was that he pays good money for Parallels so that he does not need to do this on command line or at phpMyAdmin. It has been like this since forver. Some of the unbelievable things in Plesk I guess: a database user cannot "own" more than a single database. If you do this at...

Workaround to keep Plesk from overwriting the file: `chattr +i /etc/selinux/targeted/contexts/files/homedir_template` (give immutable attribute to the file so it cannot be modified)

+1, mail from SASL authenticated users should not go to SpamAssassin at all, eases the load on the server also. There should be a knob for it in Plesk or at least a workaround to do it on the command line.

Seems the patches don't really survive the message board software. Version 3 diffs at pastebin: imapd file (directory /usr/share/logwatch/scripts/services/): http://pastebin.com/RwDPaVaP pop3 file: http://pastebin.com/N3GHxrrz proftpd-messages: http://pastebin.com/6X9JzJMg

third revision diffs imapd: pop3: There are no longer any important unmatched entries. Failed logins are now accounted for properly.

Thanks Igor. I hope I am correct in the above analysis; everything seems to point to problem at Plesk at the moment.

It is definitely a bug in Plesk. I had to remove the duplicate line again after making some changes in Plesk.

solved For anyone else having this problem, solution is to edit: /etc/selinux/targeted/contexts/files/homedir_template `genhomedircon` creates the file context specifications based on this file. Plesk edits the template file to add subdirectories of domain directories under /var/www/vhosts...

Subscriptions that need to send mail cannot write to log files - Needs investigation This could be a file descriptor leak because I just saw it happen to all of the few test domains/subscriptions on this server.

How to use the SELinux policies: save to a file, using ex.te here And after file context changes with semanage fcontext, do a `restorecon -vr` on the directory/file.

While setting up RHEL and CentOS servers, both 5 and 6, with Plesk 10 I have come across a lot of SELinux policy violations which means Plesk or its components will not work if SELinux is set to enforcing mode (`/usr/sbin/getenforce` shows 1). Symptoms are 'weird' access denied errors while...

Same issue with CentOS 5, Plesk 10.4.4. SELinux policy with Plesk is still not good. The above "chcon" fix does not survive a filesystem relabel by the way. The solution would be to modify the file context specification or to make a policy. I ended up making a quick&dirty policy, which might...

Yes the issue is similar, but of course the problem does not come from qmail module but something else. See at the bottom of the reply for the Plesk-specific part about vhosts/../web_users. I tried to reload vhostmd module and only got the other set of well-known SELinux errors: Don't...

Also these commands can't find the specification for the context: semanage fcontext -d '/home/[^/]*/bin(/.*)?' semanage fcontext -d '/var/www/vhosts/example.com/web_users/[^/]*/bin(/.*)?' semanage fcontext -d '/var/www/vhosts/example.org/web_users/[^/]*/bin(/.*)?' semanage fcontext -d '...

Bug: SELinux multiple file context specifications by Plesk - specified where? PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE Parallels Plesk, 10.4.4 MU24, CentOS 5.8, x86_64 PROBLEM DESCRIPTION SELinux floods about "Multiple different specifications" for file contexts. File...

First revision diffs First of all, latest logwatch scripts at logwatch SVN tree would provide significant benefits over the old version '7.3-9.el5_6' shipped with latest CentOS 5 (apparently, it is not from Plesk repo right?). For example proftpd service can properly parse the login from...

This is not a busy server, and the first mail just 30 minutes ago was 9 MB in size. Most of it in "unmatched" lines from scripts: pop3 imapd proftpd-messages I might use logwatch scripts from CentOS/RHEL 6 as base if there were enough goodness in them. If I remember correctly the logwatch...