Posts by UncleSam

Hi there,

I have a question about SpamAssassing. Currently the only way I know to learn new spam messages is to use the roundcube plugin.

Is there any way to auto learn daily the new message inside the "Junk" folder?

Reason is simple:
In all cases I am not using the webmail to manage my E-Mails (Outlook, Handy, Tablet, ...). So every time a spam message was not detected I had to login into the webpanel to set it as spam. One solution would be just to move the message(s) into the "Junk" folder to let the plugin auto learn them as spam.

Would be great if anyone knows how it works and how I can do that.

Quote from Nuxwin

Sorry, I'm ok for the plugin case but not for the Apache case. Adding the panel domain as customer domain or subdomain (whatever) by redirecting (proxy or simple redirection) to the control panel is the same thing. Apache is still involved. Apache do the redirection (or proxy) to Nginx
I'll see how I can handle that use case.

Thx @Nuxwin! If you need any tester feel free to contact me.

@Nuxwin#

No I do not want to complicate my life. I do not wanna use the PanelRedirect plugin because I would like to connect to both directly. If I am using the plugin and something is broken inside the plugin or apache crashes I would not be able to connect to the interface.

But in my eyes it should be possible to use every domain and subdomain in the panel. I know this plugin is new and the cusomization to use it for the panel and the services comes earlier then I hoped - so I just wanted to kindly ask if something like that is planned or not.

@Nuxwin
I am using the admin.domain.tld as apache subdomain for redirecting to the panel port. Currently I am not using the RedirectPlugin and want to avoid using it. Can you tell me if there will be a fix to use the service and control panel urls as subdomains too?

Hello,

I am having some troubles with the new plugin version. At the moment I have subdomains for my service and control panel, see https://i-mscp.net/index.php/T…s/?postID=48270#post48270 for more infos (I think this is causing the following errors). By trying to activate the certificates in the new frontend i am getting these errors:

LetsEncrpyt version: 1.30
Codename: Horner
OS: Ubuntu 16.04 LTS

Please close due to Plugin system config.php backup ... or just delete

Hello,

at the moment each config.php file from each plugin gets overwritten while an update is performed. Is there any way to...

• merge the new with the old config php to avoid loosing settings?
• automatically generate backups of the previouse plugin folder during update process?

@flames
The solution is update safe for me using the scripts in topic 7

In more detail:
In topic 7 the first script replaces the symlinked files with the original ones they are linked from ("cp -L" is doing this magic). That needs to be done to avoid self signed certificate creation of I-MSCP during update process. If you do not execute this part I-MSCP is not able to find these documents and wants to create new ones (and it fails with an error because it cannot set permissions on that files).

In the second part I remove the scripts and regenerate the symlinks again. So it should work for everyone

@Nuxwin
Thanks for your help - by deactivating the RecaptchaPMA plugin it worked again.

It occures over https.

I do not use redirect panel plugin. The only plugin which redirects something is the ServerDefaultPage plugin. But I am using the RecaptchaPMA. Can it be a problem by using that plugin

(By upgrading the I-MSCP I decided to change the port from 4443 to 8443 using reconfigure to match the new standards. Don't know if this info is importent for you or not.)