Posts by kess

  • MX and DNS Management

    Login as reseller
    list your Customers
    Click on "edit domain"
    Under "Features" section check "Custom DNS records"
    Click Update


    Then you'll be able as customer to set your Custom DNS records

  • MX and DNS Management

    Quote from omi

    Appreciate your response.


    I think a feature to be able to modify DNS from i-MSCP would be a good add on.


    PS: To support this project I will buy PHP switcher plug-in.

    The images posted by @Nuxwin, comes from i-MSCP frontend. So you are able to modify your custom DNS records ! No addons necessary !

  • OpenDKIM 2.0.0 active for all the domains

    Hello guys,
    I installed the version in the subject and I'm facing a little problem.


    DKIM signing is a good thing, and this new version automatically enables OpenDKIM for all the domains found. This sound good, however unfortunately this causes a little problem with the domains where there's an an external mail server configured. Not all the mail servers used by the customers, permits the free configuration of the Keys, nor the configuration of the DNS record to add.


    For that reason I ask you:
    - Did I miss something ?
    - If not, how can I disable the Plugin for the domains with "external mail feature" enabled ?
    - Do you have another easy solution ?


    If you need any other information please let me know.


    Thank you for your time and efforts.
    Bye Kess.

  • Is it please possible to keep conversations open?

    Dear @Teekin,
    i-MSCP is not a game or a software you just "double click" and it starts.
    It's a Control Panel for web hosting services. Now, if you want to offer this kind of service, you have to do it in a professional way, so you have to be a professional Linux system administrator first. Then you can begin to see how i-MSCP really works.
    Eventually if you need such software in your enterprise for internal use, you have to install it on your server. If you are not a Linux professional, I'm pretty sure there's someone who can manage that for you, so a professional, so someone you have to pay.


    If you don't know how Linux works (and Linux components also like postfix, fpm, apache, etc.) there's plenty of documentation in the whole internet world, or if you prefer, there's plenty of courses you can follow in order to learn end finally to understand what you are doing.


    Regarding @Nuxwin, he Always gives the right support for everything regarding i-MSCP. Linux school is not his job. He replies perhaps in particular ways sometimes, with his sarcastic words, but that's just his way to be... just Accept or Decline. Your choice...