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I have the same issue as poppsworld.com: Are there any solutions or workarounds, yet?

Any news? I'm meanwhile at Debian 6.0.7 with Plesk 11.0.9 Update #44 and still have errors:

Any news on this Bug? This Bug is really quite annoying and a severe bug in the Plesk Auto-Update feature because the failing Plesk-Auto-Updater shuts down all important services and does not restart them after the failed auto-update! So each day around 6:45 am, the WebServer, Xinetd Services...

Hi, I'm having the annoying problem, that my Plesk update/upgrade fails repeatedly with this error message: After hours of searching and trying different workarounds, I found out that one workaround seems to be to just completely REMOVE the following line in "/etc/mysql/my.cnf": BUT...

Maybe this can help you to get "mail_auth_dump" (or "mchk") work again: http://forum.parallels.com/showpost.php?p=633412&postcount=9

Update: the above workaround did not work. I now wrote a cronjob, that runs mchk every X minutes...

When executing "statistics" these errors occur: There seems to be some mismatch between what the directory is expected to be and what it really is: So, although the mailinglist "test" has the ID "14", its directory is not called "14" but "test" and "test.mbox". The error is...

The error kept reappearing for me, too. I checked and the relevant domain did also specify an "unlimited" mailbox size. My workaround was to go to "Tools --> Settings --> Server Settings" and deactivate the inclusion of "Mailboxes" and "Mailing Lists" in the space calculation. Since then...

Ok, I got it working! Here's what I did: I went through all the emails, that had a "[BLOB - 0Bytes]" password in the accounts table. If someone has to do that too, this query might be helpful: Then I assigned some random password to each of these email addresses in the Plesk Admin GUI...

Here is the result for the 1st point: That matches what I ment before: "mail_auth_view" shows the REAL plaintext passwords and not the encoded AES ones! Mail sending (with SMTP auth) and receiving (POP3, IMAP) works fine. The result for the 2nd point: I checked the accounts table and...

Thanks for your suggestions! I could indeed nail it down with: and counter-checking for the error in the mail log. I stripped it down to two mailboxes and just deleted their "maildirsize" files. After that, the error message was gone when running "mailmng". I will keep checking the logs...

Might have helped, not yet clear. I noticed that the error has now disappeared since 2am this morning, so some cronjob could have fixed it too. I also noticed in my logs that the error did not start directly after the finished Upgrade to 11.0.9 but shortly after the activation of the...

It looks like I'm having the same error: "mail_auth_dump" fails and the timestamps of "passwd.db" changed but also its content (only the "userPassword" columns). I also checked the logs and found out, that "mchk" (and "mail_auth_dump") ran fine during the Upgrade from Plesk 10.4 to 11.0. So...

I have the same problem after Upgrading to 11.0.9! The mentioned solution with "mchk" did not work: The error keeps being logged a lot: Debian 6.0.5, 64-bit Plesk 11.0.9 Update #6 Any other solutions (and no, I don't want to switch to Postfix)?

I have the same problem after Upgrading to 11.0.9! The mentioned solution with "mchk" did not work: The error keeps being logged a lot: Debian 6.0.5, 64-bit Plesk 11.0.9 Update #6 Any other solutions (and no, I don't want to switch to Postfix)?

I have this exact same error message since I recently upgraded from Debian Lenny to Squeeze. Here's my setup scenario: OS: Debian 6.0.3 / Squeeze (Kernel: 2.6.32-5) # aptitude show awstats Package: awstats State: installed Version: 6.9.5~dfsg-5 # aptitude show...

I found this thread but still couldn't figure out how exactly to encrypt the password. I found out that the syntax must be something like this: env PSA_CRYPTED_PASSWORD="<SomePassword>" /opt/psa/bin/mail -u <SomeEmailAddress@SomeHost> -password-type encrypted So far so good. But how can I...

Same problem here after Upgrade from Plesk 9.5.4 to 10.1.1 :-( Any solutions or hints would be highly appreciated! What Debian distribution do you guys have? Did you upgrade it?

The Problem occured with installing the latest hotfix patch (9.2.3 hotfix ??). The Installer/updater said "success" but the log shows several warnings: ------------- Preparing to replace psa-imp 4.1.6-debian4.0.build92091009.18 (using .../psa-imp_4.1.6-debian4.0.build92091210.11_amd64.deb)...

I have the same problem and the same owner/rights as listed above: ls -la /etc/psa/psa.conf -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 2567 2009-11-01 16:46 /etc/psa/psa.conf Is there any solution or work-around?