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Was there ever any fix for this or good workaround, I have the error on a new server. Going bonkers.

We put webmin on all of our servers just for this, just keep in mind that Plesk always wins as it will overwrite those parameters as it needs to.

Unfortunately, configuration of this is outside of the plesk interface and you have to drop to the command line and update the postfix files.

Sounds like your virtual domains file for postfix is not correct, have you tried 'plesk repair mail -v > logfile.txt'. That might reveal what is amiss.

Very impressed with the product so far. Wondering if there is any sort of report that provides in-sight to the effectiveness of DNSBL sites?

Problem was related to running on Centos 8-Stream, ultimately I moved to RHEL 8 instead. Fix if you need it: in postfix.service comment these lines: PrivateTmp=true CapabilityBoundingSet=~ CAP_NET_ADMIN CAP_SYS_ADMIN CAP_SYS_BOOT CAP_SYS_MODULE ProtectSystem=true PrivateDevices=true...

Some additional testing reveals a bit of additional information, not sure what to do with it. postfix-local is referenced in the master.cf file, it runs as popuser and as far as I know popuser is able to create files everywhere that I can imagine it should be able to , but I am no expert on...

Hi All, A problem after migrating my first domain from Onyx to Obsidian. I am coming from a server that is running qmail/courier and going to postfix/dovecot. Mail seems to move over fine and the client is able to send out mail, but not receive anything. Mail received is seems to be stuck...

Had this same issue, might save someone some time: Check your /etc/domainkeys/TLD directories. If the file "default" is missing you need to create it for mail_dk_restore to work. We had some exchange servers that were relaying mail thru us and their keyname was different than default...

What Worked - Follow Up In case anyone else is going through this issue, here is a php5.1.17 config that worked for me: './configure' '--build=x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu' '--host=x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu' '--target=x86_64-redhat-linux-gnu' '--with-libdir=lib64' '--cache-file=../config.cache'...

After umpteen installs It was the php build, very finicky this fast cgi. Now the question changes to has anyone gotten zendoptimizer working in fast cgi like this?

Well at this point, I have verified that there is something amiss with the PHP install. It seems to be happy with a -v and -i, but not with the wrapper.

Found Part of the Issue Found part of the problem - it had to do with multiple transfers of the domain from its old server. Turns out that plesk does not delete the username out of its sysusers table and subsequent transfers of the domain and the domain never gets recreated properly. While...

Any Updates for Plesk 11? I am pretty sure this is a permission issue, but maybe something has changed under Plesk 11/Linux? I followed the instructions above and tried just about every combination of permissions that I could think of. I keep getting these errors in the log...

I installed Plesk 11 on our IIS server and had moved the default inetpub from C: to D: on the server prior to installing plesk. After the Plesk 11 install I was getting a 503 error when navigating to the control panel. Turns out something in the install must reference C:\inetpub and the...

Quite Suprised As Well I did only have this come up one time with a particular client, the e-mail was going to a web.com hosted domain. I spoke with the tech there and they said this (the originators IP) is why it was bounced. I am betting that CenturyTel - the users ISP, probably has some...

Hi All, Just had an interesting conversation with another hosting provider trying to track down the cause a message marked as spam. Turns out the issue is that my clients home IP address is on a spam list, this address is out of my control, belongs to their ISP and is notoriously spammy...

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We had a few extra IP's laying around, so the ultimate goal was to figure out what site was being ddosed. Step 1) move each to a new "staging IP", see if the attack moves Step 2) move each site to a final "New IP" Once we figured out the site(s), we took them offline for a week and just...

Fix (or at least part of one) After opening a thread over at atomiccorp.com I finally figured this out over there and thought I would post the information I found out here, as it may be helpful to someone in the future. psa-spamassassin reads its options from the psa database in mysql...