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Well, I was the one who brought up the issue and I don't have any PMs from you. Either way I'm glad this entire problem, which is clearly seriously affecting quite a few people, hinges on the response to a PM supposedly sent to a couple of users through a web forum. Parallel might want to make...

Thanks for the info, however I'm currently concerned with how they got access in the first place. Is this issue being looked into? Cleaning up after a break-in does little if the security hole they took advantage of to gain access in the first place is still there...

Plesk 11.0.9 Update #49 11.0.9 RedHat el5 110120608.16 ProFTPD Version 1.3.4a However, the original break-in occurred under Plesk 10.0.0. Main passwords were changed and within an hour Plesk was updated to the current version. Within 4 hours there were two additional break-ins. All passwords...

It seems most of the log files have been cleared when I upgraded Plesk. I did notice that the creation date on the mysterious domain that appeared was April 2nd... unfortunately my Plesk action log file only goes back 30 days, so I can't see the records of when that was created.

I run several domains under Plesk 10.0.0. Last night I discovered that one of my domains had all the html and php files in the directory replaced with files that redirected visitors to a malware site. There was also a new domain created with a number of files in the directories. A quick...

Sorry I wasn't more clear on that... by 'timeout' I mean the idle time. Everything is fine as long I transfer to or from the server frequently. If I upload a file every minute, I can stay connected indefinitely, but if I stop and let the connection sit in idle for more then a couple of minutes...

Earlier this month I upgraded to Plesk 10. Since then, my FTP connection has been timing out after about 3 minutes. I changed the proftpd.conf file to include TimeoutNoTransfer, TimeoutStalled, and TimeoutIdle to be all set at 900. I restarted xinetd, but nothing seems to have changed. What else...

Right after upgrading to 9.2, I've been getting overun with spam in all my email accounts. I double checked the settings... everything is still switched on, but everything is getting through.

One more thing... Inputting the command 'apachectl stop' yields: However, 'service httpd status' yeilds: I restarted httpd and although I got the four 'NameVirtualHost' warnings, it restarted. I also noticed an odd change after I commented the line 'Listen <snip>:80' out of my...

From what I understood, Apache was running the whole time, however, tonight I realized it wasn't. When attempting to start Apache, I received the message: [Wed Oct 10 21:04:48 2007] [warn] NameVirtualHost <snip>:80 has no VirtualHosts [Wed Oct 10 21:04:48 2007] [warn] NameVirtualHost...

I tried and nothing happened.

I upgraded Plesk via the console's updater application and let it install what it suggested. I made no changes. Originally, the Qmail portion of the update failed due to a 'permission problem'. My host solved the problem, and finished the update on their own, which was 'successful'. Email came...

I received an update from my host. They're saying the problem is much deeper and will require a complete installation of the operating system as well, and are listing hundreds of dollars worth of fees. Does this sound right at all? Aside from a loss of connectivity to port 80 and 8443...

I have a dedicated server with Plesk pre-installed. I attempted to update Plesk from 8.0 to 8.2.1 on Saturday. I received an email notice letting me know that it failed. At that point, email was down and I wasn't able to log into Plesk (HTTP 500 Error). Monday morning, my host company fixes...