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We have a large file that we sometimes need customers to download from our server. We send them a link, and most download it fine. But sometimes they get a 404 error. We asked a customer for a screenshot today, and they took a photo instead so part of it is cropped out, but the link is correct...

I have about 20 domains using free Let's Encrypt certificates that auto-renew. Sometimes they renew just fine. Other times, the domain will renew, but the webmail and/or www subdomains will not. The error shown says something about connection, possibly firewall. The thing is - it's random...

Seen this before and didn't look into it, but it seems to be appearing more often now. Is this normal, or if not, what should I do? The blank IP concerns me most. Typical line looks like this: dovecot: service=lda, user=(redacted), ip=[]. Warning: Failed to parse return-path header

I'm trying to see logs from around noon yesterday, but the date selection is only "from" with no "to" - AND it still doesn't do away with the need to click "load previous entries" TONS of times. It's only loading about 5-10 minutes worth at a time now - its going to take forever to go back 28...

I just started using Plesk firewall, and I looked for documentation on the order of rules but found no mention. Does Plesk Firewall stop evaluating rules after the first match? Or do I need to list all Allow rules first, then all Deny rules? Or....???

I changed maximal_queue_lifetime to one day, then checked it. I do have mime_header_checks but I didn't expect to see this - plus the lack of a space there also concerns me. I'm not sure what this will do, if I should be worried, or how to fix it if it really is a problem. ANY suggestions...

An external domain beyond my control... fails spf and dmarc... whitelisting gives them a negative spam score but the emails still go to junk folder I've lost sleep over this! Is there a way to override this behavior for a specific server address? If not, would turning off spf checking for...

These are found in Tools & Settings > Mail Server Settings under the SPF spam protection heading. I'm having trouble receiving email from a particular server and I thoughtm from what little info I could find , that this might help. I entered a domain (with a subdomain) into SPF local rules...