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If you use an unrestricted shell then the user has access to all the commands on the system. If these commands can be run by a user then that user could do so. They may have difficulty changing root files, but with some work they could/probably compromise the system. It's not a good idea to give...

You'll also need to read this article: http://kb.parallels.com/en/115842

How to remove Plesk Billing completely Hi All, If you want to remove plesk billing completely or you need to reinstall it because you broke it in some way you can do the following: Uninstall the rpm by any of your favorite means i.e. rpm -e plesk-billing...... or yum remove plesk-billing...

Hi, I don't think that this is a bug. I also came across this when using SSL (I'm using qmail with tcp-env) and told my users to either: a) Use their ISP mail relay host. b) Get a fixed IP address or stop sending spam from their fixed IP address. This is a very useful feature as it helps...

Is the mail sitting in the mail queue waiting to be delevered? You can read the mail queue by using: /var/qmail/bin/qmail-qread Also if you were to set-up a new list does it send mail to remote servers? Finally check the logs in: /var/log/mailman

Things to check: Can you send mail using telnet on port 25 to a remote mail server? Can you send mail to a remote server using Mutt or Pine or Mail? Can you send mail to a remote server using your email client from a PC via your server? Or is it just lists that are not delivering email to...

Both solutions work, the one liner changes the config to point to the correct location for the mm_wrapper i.e. /usr/lib64/plesk-9.0/mm_wrapper or /usr/lib/plesk-9.0/mm_wrapper depending on your system. To be clear, these achieve the same end result, but they are not exactly the same. The...

For qmail the "/usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/mchk --with-spam" works and will reset the configuration to the correct path for plesk 9 - You do have to wait for it to complete but it does work.... waiting for 5 or more mins is usual and you can always check if it is running by using top in another...

Thank you for this information - very useful and works a treat even for qmail!

netstat will provide the listening ports - "netstat -anp" will show a lot of information. Look for the lines with the word "listening".

Check your firewall rules in the GUI and also via the command line iptables. You should also check netstat to see what IP addresses are being used to listen on on port 20 and 21. It is possible that xinetd is not listening to the correct ip addresses (public) or that you have firewall rules...

Can you ftp to the localhost? If not can you check to see that /etc/xinetd.d/ftp_psa is there and that it contains: service ftp { disable = no socket_type = stream protocol = tcp wait = no user = root...

It is highly likely that the browser cache is not being refreshed. Try forcing a refresh in the browser. I guess it's because the default page doesn't contain metatags telling the browser not to cache the page.

All commands are from the qmail installation directory usually /var/qmail The default queuelifetime is one week: # bin/qmail-showctl | grep queuelifetime queuelifetime: (Default.) Message lifetime in the queue is 604800 seconds. I'm guessing this is longer than your users would like...

I agree with you on this.... The "new" interface has really screwed the pooch! I have reverted back to the old "reloaded" interface for readbility and would have liked the hidden menus (those things that look like pane titles are menus!) put back to where they were in 8.6. Making a change to the...

Just a stab in the dark here, but have you attempted to restart the httpd service. I would from the command line issue a httpd -t first (to check the config files) and if that was successfull I would then stop the httpd service (service httpd stop) and then start the httpd service (service httpd...

This is also quite normal if you have lots of bad addresses.... The mail will stay in the queue until it times out. I don't remember qmail's default timeouts but they are fairly long. Qmail will attempt to send a message and if it fails will attempt again in a short while. If it fails again it...

Click on the tab marked "Logs and Statistics" in the main "home" page. In fact most of the titles on the panes are drop down menus.

Hi, I'm not sure what you want to achieve but here goes: If you want to reduce the amount of spam in general arriving to the box, 1) Implement SPF record checking - you can choose if you block mail without SPF records or if you accept them - have a good read of the help as this explains...

Yo may wish to run netstat -anp which will show a list of processes and open ports... you can then check in /proc/"processid" for further information about the running processes of interest.