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Thanks for clarifying that!

Do I get that right: plesk 11.6 is to be preview version only and will not become stable and dovecot will only be in stable version 12?

We offered squirrelmail with sieve extension (avelsieve) as well as the ability to use client-side editing. In this case the user connected to managesieve on port 2000. For Thunderbird there is an add-on called "sieve" which offers a more or less simple interface for editing sieve rules. The...

Nice. What I expect from dovecot (or better: what I know dovecot can do better than courier): it is way faster and more reliable. Especially having large IMAP-folders (many thousand mails per folder) it can decrease loading time significantly on same hardware. As I don't want to limit the...

Which IP do you want to ban actually? If the attacker uses the same IP with every attempt, you can ban this IP using a firewall rule. If the attacker changes his IP with every attempt, you can't ban any IP usefully, as it's only used once for an attack. Probably the attacker uses IPs from same...

According to http://forum.parallels.com/showthread.php?t=267551 it's at least not in next upcoming release.

Any timeline when support for dovecot will be available?

It's not dangerous in the sense of destroying data. But as long as this file is corrupted, no quota is applied to that account and the user can store as many email as he wants to. Only risk would be that exceeding quota limits could make the server run out of disk space.

Sad to see there is not a word about supporting dovecot mailserver. :(

I just checked other mailfolders and learned that changing the quota inside plesk does not update the maildirsize file. Of course I assumed this file would get updated when quota gets changed. So this error might be result of not updated maildirsize file after changing quota. I now run...

After setting all unlimited Mailboxes to have a quota of 100GB this error didn't happen again ... until today. Now I have the same mailbox that first had this problem with a corrupted maildirsize file again. File is attached. Any updates regarding this topic? Any new information regarding...

Me, I still don't understand the problem with www prefix. Of course it would be better having the ability to choose wether www-prefix is added or not. But at least, when creating a domain bla.com you can reach it by name bla.com as well as by name www.bla.com as the www-prefix is no more than an...

Dovecot is able to use maildir++ quota settings but it also can read other sources. And even when using that maildirsize file, I guess dovecot won't crash it. Or is it corrupted by some internal plesk software? I read the postings as if it was courier. I'm just about to get dovecot running in...

Are there any updates on this subject? On my server there are the same problems. It's one mailbox whose maildirsize file gets corrupted nearly every day. This mailbox has no quota enabled, there is no other software accessing this mailbox than postfix/courier. What makes me wonder is that...

Great ;) Thanks!

Did you check wether the RAM is already in use or not? Most server-OS support PAE, maybe it's enough to switch to an alternate kernel with PAE. Might be less trouble than reinstalling everything and handling 32bit software on a 64bit system.

Changing the Frontend (webmail software) wouldn't change anything, I guess. As long as courier-imapd increases the systemload that much you only can try to add more cpu power. But as courier will surely run the process on a single core it doesn't bargain from additional cpu cores. Trivial...

Just for my understanding: what's the difference between these two commands? They seem to do just the same. Is there any difference between "mail_restore" and "mchk"?

Did you allow incoming traffic to nameserver in plesk? You can find this setting in firewall settings.

In the meantime I found a solution for the problem of broken webistes after disabling nginx. The config had to be rebuilt and everything went fine again. Now I'm running the server without nginx and am able to serve webmail via SSL flawlessly.