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I have smtp and wordpress sites running on one server. However, DNS records are on Cloudflare and I am using Cloudflare name servers. The mail subdomain A record was proxied, which apparently is not supposed to be. Even though the mail A record content was my true server IP address, it was...
I got this solved! The MX record was proxied in Cloudflare. Once I undid the proxy it worked.
Thank you very much to everyone who provided troubleshooting advice!
Unfortunately, I get the same error using localhost. I checked trusted IP addresses in Fail2Ban, and 127.0.0.1/8 is included. Does that eliminate banned localhost IP as a theory, or should I investigate something else?
Unfortunately, I get an error using localhost.
ErrorInfo: SMTP Error: Could not connect to SMTP host. Failed to connect to server SMTP server error: Failed to connect to server
Host: localhost
Thank you for your reply!
Unfortunately, I get the same error on all three of those ports. My understanding of the timeout error is that it's not connecting to the server to begin with, which I thought means it's not at the point of requesting authorization for a port.
Thank you for your reply!
Unfortunately, I still receive:
SMTP Error: Could not connect to SMTP host. Failed to connect to server SMTP server error: Failed to connect to server SMTP code: 110 Additional SMTP info: Connection timed out
Host: mail.mydomain1.com
Port: 465
SMTPSecure: ssl
SMTPAutoTLS: bool(false)...
I'm running wordpress sites on my Debian 11 cloud server. I'm trying to set up worpdress on mydomain1.com to send system emails using the email address web@mydomain1.com which is also set up on this same server. I am getting the error: SMTP Error: Could not connect to SMTP host. Failed to...
My Let's Encrypt certificates have been renewing just fine since Nov 2023, after installing "DNS Integration for Cloudflare®" Plesk extension and enabling Auto-Sync for 3 domains. I don't recall the setup being too difficult, but it may have taken a little trial and error.
I've tried this and I get an error:
"Non-NS records with that host already exist. (Code: 81055)"
Do I need to remove those? I don't want to botch it by experimenting. Anyone have the steps to do this?
When I try:
sed -i 's/SHOWWARNING=true/SHOWWARNING=false/' /etc/tmpreaper.conf
I get:
sed: can't read /etc/tmpreaper.conf: No such file or directory
Any other ideas? Or did I do it wrong?
Looking at the Process List in Plesk, I see:
Full command
/usr/sbin/mariadbd
RAM usage 25.6 % (RAM virt 1.53 GiB/ RAM res 203.36 MiB)
CPU usage: 0.2%
State: Sleeping
Disk I/O (read) 0 KiB/s
Disk I/O (write) 0 KiB/s
I have a total of 2GB of RAM. Is it normal for mariadbd to be using this much...