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Watchdog did not work. I found a hint to uninstall, then reinstall it, so I removed Watchdog through Plesk (version 10.2) on the Modules page. Then I tried to reinstall it with Plesk. In Plesk 9 this was done through the Update page, but in Plesk 10 it seems to be impossible to reinstall...

Thanks a lot! That did it. I consider this a Plesk defect. By the way, the command to make postfix accept the changed settings is: postfix reload

Same error on Plesk 9.5.4 I don't see the cause. Perhaps needs specific logging or debugging. There is nothing special about the timestamp either. The timestamp, or the timestamp divided by 200, has not just crossed any recognizable boundary. It is a bit mysterious why this error suddenly...

Using the Plesk Updater and trying to get the latest updates, I receive this error: Error: error during prepare patch plesk-9.5.2~patch2 The MD5 checksum of the /root/psa/PSA_9.5.2/microupdates/MU2/dist-rpm-SuSE-10.1-i386/sw-engine file does not match the value specified in the...

Thanks, will look. Pondering the thought to upgrade the server and at the same time switch from Qmail to Postfix. Let's see how well Plesk handles the change.

Thanks. Unfortunately I have Qmail.

You are mistaking greylisting for blacklisting. The log sample shows greylisting, but I am talking about DNS blacklists, as the title shows. My problem is that the log does not show any information about DNS blacklist processes at all. That may be because the blacklist agent, apparently...

Sorry, no, because I know very well how greylisting generally works. I was hoping that somebody could answer the questions who knows how Plesk's greylisting is configured. I have not got this answer from you people.

Thanks, but isn't it the remote sending SMTP server that determines after which time it resends? I thought I have no influence on that. Apart from that, does the greylisting software somehow recognize known good senders and stops greylisting these?

Thanks, but the file does not contain any information on which blacklist caused rejection. In fact, I could not find any information on mail rejections at all. Any further ideas? Perhaps I should raise the loglevel for the module that does the blacklist processing, possibly rblsmtpd, but I...

I understand that greylisting means that emails are, at first, rejected and only accepted at the second delivery attempt. This, however, means that emails are delayed, possibly by hours, depending on the time the sender takes before retrying. Is this delay always there for all emails or does...

I use a number of DNS blacklists in the Plesk mail server settings (with qmail), and altogether they work exceedingly well. However, I would like to know which of the blacklist blocked how many emails. Any idea in which log file on the server I can find this information?

Oh, I wish I had as much time on my hands. But even if I had, I'm not sure whether it would be more valuable to find out the pattern of Plesk's defect or to read my own future out of the intestines of a slaughtered goat. (:-) Seriously, I think they should deliver a functioning product. Note...

The problem is not that the backup time is shown for another time zone like UTC. The problem is that the backup is not performed at the scheduled time in any time zone, but always at midnight UTC. The weekday is also ignored.

Same problem here, and still there on Plesk 9.0.1. I've set a weekly reseller backup for Sunday around 3 am local time, and it does the backup on Thursday midnight UTC. The complete server backup does not work at all. It seems to write some kind of XML backup info file, but then Plesk itself...

Mail users trying to deliver email via Qmail's SMTP server experience the following error if they don't have an SPF record in their DNS. '554 mail server permanently rejected message (#5.3.0)', Port: 587 The SMTP server apparently does an SPF check on an authenticated user delivering...

Thanks! Thanks a lot! One never stops learning.

What is ASL? What is ASL?

Yes, that's it. Thanks! Yes, that includes my server. This leads to three questions: 1. Why? 2. What does Plesk expect me to do? 3. Are there any other workarounds or deals? ;)

I'm learning Thanks! I'm new to Plesk and am now learning this lesson the hard way.