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I removed Plesk Premium Antivirus and the emails stopped.

OK, I fixed it. On this page: https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360007370333-How-to-disable-Google-Authenticator-for-Plesk-via-a-command-line-interface plesk bin extension --disable google-authenticator Then I was able to login and install the license key via the web interface...

I have the same issue. First tried via the web interface - the login screen appears, I login and then it redirects to Google Authenticator for a moment, and then back to: https://cloud01.infotechdesign.ws:8443/cp/license/ I installed the license via the command line: plesk bin license...

A client contacted me today about this, trying to enable forwarding from the domain control panel. I tried on my Mac and it worked on every browser. Then I tried it with Chrome on Windows 11 and you can't check the "forwarding" checkbox, unless you carefully move the pointer to the bottom...

Great! If possible, I'd love to be notified when this is official. Or even in beta, I'd be happy to test it out.

I'm looking to reduce my AWS costs and improve performance of my websites on Plesk. Graviton 2 looks promising, so I'm exploring the costs and compatibility. Does Plesk Obsidian work on Graviton 2 (ARM) CPU architecture?

Did it work? I'm considering adding ClamAV also...

There is no "mailman" in /etc/init.d - that was the first place I looked. So something is supposed to start it, but I don't know what. My other 2 servers, running Plesk Onyx and CentOS 7, also do not have /etc/init.d/mailman either...

OK, well I know why it isn't working - mailman is not running! ps auxwf | egrep -i mailman returned no running jobs. On my other servers, it returned something like: mailman 1370 0.0 0.3 249348 10932 ? Ss Dec04 0:00 /usr/bin/python /usr/lib/mailman/bin/mailmanctl -s start...

I do see the test messages I sent to a list sitting in /var/spool/mailman/in There are no pending requests according to Mailman. I sent the test messages and monitored the maillog, but nothing was sent out to the list members. For example, I see one message sent to the list in the maillog...

OK uninstalled with yum, reinstalled postfix with yum. Plesk complained that I couldn't start dovecot because postfix wasn't installed. So I ran the plesk MTA installer again /usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/autoinstaller --select-release-current --install-component postfix I'm back up and running...

I'm installing CentOS 7.3 in a VM, hoping to extract it from there

I tried switching to qmail and back, but it did not recreate sendmail.postfix

Ouch, I've really done it now. I somehow accidentally deleted sendmail.postfix Trying to recover it. Ouch ouch ouch.

hey, that's nice! Thanks! Unfortunately, it only shows legit users - confirmed with their known IP addresses. I had also searched through all site access_log files for POST commands and didn't see anything suspect. I will try the wrapper method. Very cool ;-) Fred

I mean I see in the mail log connections from varying IPs, always different. I think what they're doing is sending a "bounce" message and using it to spam others. Maybe "bounce" messages are allowed through no matter what (no authentication?), because I've had trouble stopping it. I tried...

By the way, Onyx is pretty impressive!

OK, I believe I know what caused this. I installed "mosh", a terminal server that you use in conjunction with ssh and perhaps something like screen or tmux. I had to compile some stuff from source. Anyway, I think I mucked up some dependencies or something. I just brought up a new server witn...

Another strange thing - I cannot get into the Fail2ban area in Plesk, it times out also: I don't know how long that has been going on. I check /var/log/fail2ban.log and it is empty, with a date of 11/27: # ls -lah /var/log/fail2ban.log -rw-------. 1 root root 0 Nov 27 03:11 /var/log/fail2ban.log

I haven't created a site in a while before this issue, I believe the last one I added was 11/7/2016. Anyway, I've tried to add several sites. The add subscription action times out: The folder /var/www/vhosts/{sitename}/httpdocs & logs is created, and a cgi-bin folder (empty) placed in...