suggestions

[Brujo]

@swsoft, will be nice to see some of it in the next version

DNS
entry for the SOA eMailaddress - not the customers Mailaddress
change Serialformat to YYYYMMDDnn (RFC1912)

Mail
Postfix
Greylisting

Firewall
allow of Port ranges

Antivirus
ClamAV

SpamAssassin
white/blacklist per Domain

rblsmtp
with syslog support

watchdog
posabillity to change watchdog entrys for spamassassin for example

smtp_psa & smtps_psa
posabillity to change the server_args (now always overwriten after changes in Plesk emailsettings Menu)

subdomain Managment
easy handling for subdomains, forward to other domains or directories

with best regards
Brujo

 

[igorx]

I've written a script to replace the SOA email addresses for all domains with one [email protected] e-mail. After updating the email records in the psa database it regenerates the zone files.

Place this content into a file (eg: /usr/local/psa/pleskdnsemailcorrect).
Edit the mysql admin password (same as plesk admin password).

#!/usr/bin/env bash

mysql -u admin --password=`cat /etc/psa/.psa.shadow` -D psa -e 'UPDATE dns_zone SET email="[email protected]";'
mysql --skip-column-names -u admin -p --password=`cat /etc/psa/.psa.shadow` -D psa -e 'SELECT name FROM domains;' | awk '{print "/usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/dnsmng update " $l }' | sh


Regard,
Igor

 

[Brujo]

thanks for the idea, i try to extend it to use it in a little different way. I like to have for each domain a hostmaster entry but with his hostmaster@domain1 domain2 and so on....

thanks Brujo

 

[64bithost.com]

phpMyAdmin - Standard

Can we have phpMyAdmin standard in the application vault so I don't have to install it all the time...yes I'm lazy but please it is a standard request.

-chris
64bithost.com

 

[atomicturtle]

You know phpmyadmin is inside the plesk GUI right?

 

[64bithost.com]

no I did not. Could you explain a little because I have to install a piece of software that requires phpmyadmin.

thanks A.R.T

- chris

 

[atomicturtle]

Sure, if you log into plesk, go to the domain, database, and click on the database you can access phpmyadmin from there.