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Retest with latest Plesk version - defect still there Just upgraded to Plesk Control Panel version psa v8.6.0_build86080930.08 os_SuSE 10.1 and retested---defect still there.

You'd better read it first. A nonsense test, entirely unrelated. Nothing to confirm, again totally unrelated. Don't drink and write.

I have several domain aliases that use mail. The main domain has domainkeys enabled, and the domainkeys have been tested and work fine. However, for the domain aliases the server does not add a domainkey signature to the headers of outgoing mails. Domainkeys are working only for one domain...

Thanks for your good information! I may try it some time later, but I will test it on a second server. Perhaps I'm lucky and can restore the backup. If not, I'll try the Migration Manager. Hans-Georg

Please help me with a fundamental issue of understanding. I'm running a Plesk-based server on SuSE Linux 10.1, but would like to update the operating system to version 11 or use a different one altogether, like Ubuntu. Are all Plesk settings independent of the operating system, such that I...

Thanks, wasn't aware of that. But even so I would hesitate to ask large numbers of users to change their mail client setup, only to circumvent a defect in the Plesk-controlled server. Why not fix this at the root of the problem? It can't be very difficult. The question is not which port the...

When an SMTP user authenticates himself with his username and password, his IP address is still checked against the DNS blacklists. This prevents most users from sending any mail, if the blacklists contain a policy blacklist that checks for dial-in addresses such as DSL lines. The best example...

Authenticated users are checked against DNS blacklists Faris, thanks a lot for your good advice! Installing a whole new program just to fix a small mistake in the mail configuration seems heavy though. I'll ponder it for a little longer. Any experience with the Plesk people? Do they talk...

Authenticated users are checked against DNS blacklists Faris, thanks for the workaround, but it's really only usable in very small installations. You can't ask dozens of resellers and hundreds of mail users to change their SMTP port to a non-standard port. Some mail clients may not even...