Posts by TobiasTM

  • Some mails won´t be delivered

    I setup a new server with debian squeeze and i-mscp.


    After a couple of days I was wondering, ´cause some emails wouldn´t come into my mailbox. Instead of this I get a message like:


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    1. Apr 16 21:53:38 XXXXX postfix/policyd-weight[12021]: decided action=550 temporarily blocked because of previous errors - retrying too fast. penalty: 30 seconds x 0 retries.; <client=XX.XX.XX.XXXX> <helo=mail.mt66.de> <[email protected]> <[email protected]>; delay: 0s


    Q: Why that/ what´s going on here?


    A: Every incoming mail would be checked if it´s possible that it is SPAM or not. For that it does give a white- (non SPAM) and blacklist (100% SPAM). But between white and black it does give many kinds of grey. And so it does give a greylist, too.


    BUT: This greylist is not just one list. It get many infos out of more than one listing. And there is the problem. One of these listings was going down some time ago. The greylist try to connect to this not existing list and return a error. Sometimes the AntiSPAM-System is thinking that this mail is SPAM and deleted it.


    To remove this problem follow these steps:


    • Open this file
      /etc/policyd-weight.conf
    • search for

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      1. 'rbl.ipv6-world.net', 4.25, 0, 'IPv6_RBL'



    • commend this line out

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      1. # 'rbl.ipv6-world.net', 4.25, 0, 'IPv6_RBL'



    • save the file and restart your mailserver.


    Now your problem has gone (I hope so). On my server it works now.



    PS: Sorry for my english - but - it´s 0100 a.m. and I´m tiered :shy:


    PPS: If someone finds errors/ mistakes - you can have them :P (no! please give me an info, so I can correct it)

  • Traffic explodes massively

    Sorry - I thought it was a bug - but I didn´t know if this was a bug in i-mscp or ispcp (and I really don´t thought about it). And - 2,2 GB on server one... and 83 GB on server two... wow. There must be a very big bug in the other system. If there was a difference between 1 or 2 GB - that´s okay - but so much?


    @schi2tech : I´ve chedked all subdomains in the i-mscp-database - and they are all accessible.
    TheCry : I have many logs (I´d activated the debug mode during the installation - do you mean this logs?)

  • Traffic explodes massively

    The last two days I migrated an (old) 1.0.7-System to a very new server with 1.0.7 and migrate then to i-mscp 1.0.3.0. The most things are okay - but a few things are very, very tricky.


    One of this I will show you here:


    In the details of some (NOT ALL!) of my customers the traffic seems to explode.


    Here I have a screenshot of the old system:
    old-and-correct.jpg


    and here of the new system:
    new-and-shit.jpg


    Both screenshots where made today. If there is a difference between some MB - okay. But >80 GB ?! Can someone tell me where the bug is, or wich informations do you need, too?


    The second problem was, that the server lost some sub-domains until the migration. But this isn´t so important. And my third problem was that I couldn´t log in at the stats as user (customer) - but I´ve found a hint in the german corner.



    PS: If this is the wrong area - please excuse me and (a mod) move this thread to the right one ;-)

  • Webstatistik

    Quote from joximu


    Schau am besten beim Kunden bei den webtools, Verzeichnisschutz, Benutzer + Gruppen.
    Da sollte es eine gruppe statistics geben - und diejenigen Benutzer, die dazu gehören, können sich bei der awstats-URL anbmelden...
    /J


    Hallo,
    ich habe die letzten beiden Tage eine Migration von isp..usw nach i-mscp durchgeführt und bin bei den anschließenden Tests auf genau das gleiche Problem gestoßen.


    Die "Statisten-Gruppe" ;) war da, ich bin nur nicht in das geschützte Verzeichnis rein gekommen.


    Die Lösung war einfach (wenn auch blöd): Unter >> Webtools >> Verzeichnisschutz << hinter dem Benutzernamen auf >> Bearbeiten << klicken, das Passwort noch einmal neu eintragen und schon läuft alles wie am ersten Tag. :)


    In diesem Sinne ein schönes Wochenende.


    (Its not a bug - it´s a feature <- damit´s nicht langweilig wird)

  • Migration from ispcp 1.0.7 server to a NEW server with i-mscp 1.0.3.0

    Quote from TheCry


    Ahhh... Ok i didn't had a look on your username. I thought this were 2 different user who has the same problem


    Sorry - first I´ve opened a thread in the german corner. After this I read the info, that the real good support is just in the english part of this forum, ´cause here can help all users arround the world (with my words). So I opened a second thread here in the "migration"-area :-)

  • Migration from ispcp 1.0.7 server to a NEW server with i-mscp 1.0.3.0

    Quote from TheCry


    One question... Which OS is running on your old ispcp server?


    TheCry: This question I answered in the german corner - and this is my problem. It´s Debian 5 (Lenny) and this didn´t work perfekt with i-mscp. So I would install ispcp 1.0.7 on my new server, make a backup of the needed files on the old server , copy them on the new server and after this I will make an restore on the new one.


    If it works I will post it here (or in an new thread). ;)