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Kristian, that is essentially what I do now. What I was hoping was Migration Manager would be fixed since it seems like it would be a rather trivial fix and the bug essentially breaks all migrated sites that use the cgi-bin directory.

I am having a problem with migration manager when migrating domains from 10.x to 11.x. The problem is with the permissions for the "cgi-bin" directory. After migration, the cgi-bin group is set to "psacln". It should be set to "psaserv". With it set to "psacln" Apache says it can't get at...

It appears that setting the "default site" for the IP address corrects the problem, even though the "SSL certificate" selection is the wrong SSL certificate. The SSL information contained in the default site must trump the default SSL certificate selection.

I had a web site using a shared IP address. We wanted to add an SSL certificate to it. Since SNI doesn't appear ready for prime time, we wanted to put this site on its own IP address. We installed the new certificate using the domain's control panel, then went into the administrative panel...

tkalfaoglu, this isn't a resolution to your problem, but have you ever considered running a monitoring system such as Nagios? If you hook up a modem to a phone line, and use a TAP service like tapgateway.com, when named (or any other service you're monitoring) crashes, you will receive a text...

Same Problem I just added users to "domain1.com" using the Mailing Lists manager in Plesk and the "subscription notification" emails were sent from "[email protected]", which is the wrong domain. --------------------------------------------------------------- PRODUCT, VERSION...

Yes, I am having this problem after upgrading to 10.4.4 MU #43.

Burnleyvic, I brought this up to. It should really return a 4xx transient error for a mailbox full condition and let the sending server deal with it based on their policy. At a minimum, there should be an option in the Mail configuration to specify whether you want to respond with 5xx for 4xx...

Parallels Plesk Panel 10.4.4 MU #23 [23-Mar-2012] This MU #23 says "Postfix milter (mail filter) crashes while processing the e-mail". I assume this MU will install an updated milter. Igor, do you know if this updated milter contains the changes that fix the over-quota backscattering problem...

After restarting psa-pc-remote by hand (not sure why /etc/init.d/pc-remote isn't working), it appears to have changed the behavior of over-quota condition: Unless there are some unintended consequences, this patch appears to have worked. Will update after running it during the day...

This doesn't appear to have corrected the problem: Here is what I have installed: /usr/lib/plesk-9.0/ -r-xr-s--- 1 postfix popuser 64600 2012-02-29 05:34 psa-pc-remote* /usr/local/psa/handlers/hooks/ -r-sr-sr-x 1 popuser postfix 31392 2012-02-29 05:34 check-quota* After...

This is a domain that was just migrated from Plesk 8.4 on FreeBSD to Plesk 10.4.4 on Ubuntu. The offending line is in this block: Notice the "FCGIWrapper" line is messed up. It should be "FCGIWrapper /var/www/cgi-bin/cgi_wrapper/cgi_wrapper .php". Since Plesk generates this file...

That is correct... Thank you. Also, is there a description of what these new binaries are supposed to do?

Bummer... since I'm the one that started this thread, and I'm using Ubuntu, any possible way to get Ubuntu binaries?

Igor, I submitted the bug for Ubuntu 10.04. I'm pretty new to dealing with 1,000 flavors of Linux (we were forced to switch to Linux from FreeBSD due to Plesk dropping support for FreeBSD). I assume the zip you attached is CentOS 5. Is that binary-compatible with Ubuntu 10.04?

Ok, it would seem that Parallels has decided to completely ignore this problem. I will spend some time this evening to determine the steps required to disable this "backscatter" milter and post them here.

I've run into the same problem today on 10.4.4 with a customer wanting to use Lync. I went with the modify SQL record route and rebuild the zone with dnsmng. Not sure why Plesk chose to use a radio button with TCP/UDP options when it really should be a text field. I guess they're trying to...

I have a feeling this problem is also caused by their 10.4.4 "backscatter" milter.

Still no news. I'm going to give Parallels a couple more days. If they continue to ignore this issue, I'll work on a procedure for disabling the backscatter milter and post it here.

Better yet, how about making the milter open source and providing the source code so the community can take care of this issue??