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    If you are running Plesk Obsidian on Debian 11, we recommend you upgrade those servers to Debian 12 using our dist-upgrade tool.
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File Manager & Spamassassin

DeanC@

Basic Pleskian
This is a recent upgrade to 8.4 from 8.3, on a Linux/CentOS server.

1. The upgrade reset all, or all I've come across so far, email accounts to the Spamassassin default (7.00; deliver mail to the mailbox). Took numerous hours to recustomize scores of mailboxes.

2. Using the "WYSIWYG" editor in the file manager screws up every image and hyperlink. Instead of saving the file without all the "Spaw" code, all image and hyperlinks get saved with Spaw code, such as ...

<img width="660" src="/spaw/getimg.php?img=../images/top_bnr.gif" />

... which should be (and was prior to editing) ...

<img width="660" src="../images/top_bnr.gif" />

and ...

<a href="/spaw/gethref.php?img=/spaw/gethref.php?img=lakebuenavista.html">Lake Buena Vista</a>

... which should be (and was prior to editing) ...

<a href="lakebuenavista.html">Lake Buena Vista</a>
 
The Spaw tags problem persisted into v 8.6. According to the Plesk support person, it will be fixed in 8.6.0.1. (Only cost me $75 to find that out.)
 
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