schau mal welcher Ports verwendet werden. hast du eventuell irgendwelche Firewalleinstellungen auf dem Server geändert, die eine Remoteverbindung verhindern könnten? Geht die Verbindung mit einem Mail-Client auf dem Rechner?
Posts by UncleJ
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geht es denn über das Webmail? Welchen Port versuchst du zu verwenden?
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Hello @fulltilt,
is this an error on an older domain or a newly created one. The directory is only automatically created for new domains - for old ones you have to create it inside the htdocs directory by yourself (see errata file).
Regards Jörg
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It is monthly values
when you click on the reseller name you get detailed overview of all traffic of current month (can also be viewed for recent periods)
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the entry contains following information:
used traffic / reseller assigned traffic limit of server traffic limit
Regards Jörg
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Hello,
I updated the SpamAssassin Plugin today and ran into 2 errors:
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Code- Setting up sa-compile (3.4.1-3) ...
- Configuration file '/etc/spamassassin/sa-compile.pre', does not exist on system.
- Installing new config file as you requested.
- Running sa-compile (may take a long time)
- dpkg: error processing package sa-compile (--configure):
- subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1
- Errors were encountered while processing:
- sa-compile
As it turned out the error was coming up due to insufficient login shell for user debian-spamd. I found the final hint here
Adding -s /bin/sh to the postinstall files in /var/lib/dpkg/info (sa-compile.postinst -> line 10 and spamassassin.postinst -> line 35) fixed the issue for me.
Perhaps this information helps someone running into the same issue.Regards Jörg
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hello,
if you have not installed panelredirect plugin nor set up a redirection, the panel is not accessible via standard ports 80 and 443 but ports 8080 and 8443.Regards Jörg
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Hello,
I have an issue with permissions when running the spamassassin cronjob (daily). I have installed the spamassassin plugin and everything has been working fine but after running imscp-reconfigure the permissions of some files within the /etc/spamassassin folder have been changed and I get the following warning when the cronjob runs:
Attached you can find an overview of the permissions before running imscp-reconfigure (everything fine) and after.
Can anyone confirm this issue?Regards Jörg
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no I was talking about the modifications to the nameservers he wants to make in the zone files. He does not like the default settings of i-MSCP and wants to adapt them to his needs.
Regards Jörg
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Es wäre jedoch empfehlenswert die Änderung per Listener durchführen zu lassen anstatt das von Hand zu machen - so ist das Ganze auch update-stabil.
Gruß Jörg