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Hello, I'm using Plesk Obsidian 18 on CentOS 7.6. Although auto-reply message has been edited (updated), for some reason the older message is being sent. Plesk repair mail yields no error. I restarted the server to no avail. What am I doing wrong?

I want to mark this post as "resolved". How is it done, please?

Thank you. In that case Plesk repair mail should not be used, it is dangerous! One last point, please, for learning purposes. What could have caused this sudden issue. Mailing was working normally and I didn't change anything whatsoever. Then suddenly spamd user issue appeared out of the...

Thank you, IgorG. The first step looks easier to implement. But if I go for the second (repair) would it affect existing mailboxes, i.e would it reset the mail system to the point prior to creating these mailboxes?

any suggestion?

Update: It looks like receiving is now affected as well. I sent a message to admin@example.com and the bounced message reads:- The mail system <administrator@domain.com>: Command died with status 100: "/usr/bin/spamc". Command output: Mail handler 'limit-out' said: REPLY:554:5.7.0 Your message...

Hello, Mailing was working fine this morning. I can still receive emails. Sending is the problem. Bounced emails contain the following:- The mail system <example6@domain.com>: Command died with status 100: "/usr/bin/spamc". Command output: Mail handler 'limit-out' said: REPLY:554:5.7.0...

Resolved: Uninstalling older versions of PHP has solved the problem. No more CRON messages are received!

Hi I am receiving CRON emails every hour like this:- /etc/cron.hourly/plesk-php-cleanuper: /usr/lib64/plesk-9.0/maxlifetime: line 16: [: Unable to start builtin modules: integer expression expected /usr/lib64/plesk-9.0/maxlifetime: line 16: [: Unable to start builtin modules: integer expression...

Apparently the problem lies in file main.cf which needed a bit of tweaking. It has now been resolved.

Many thanks,john0001. I will work on that. The webhost firm tell me Postfix uses port 25. However, both sending & receiving do not work.

Thank you, john0001. Any idea how to go about solving this?

UPDATE: Sending a simple test email now produces 500 internal server error. In the error.log: [Wed May 05 23:41:59.600529 2021] [fcgid:warn] [pid 1859:tid 139947980244736] [client 5.156.5.163:57246] mod_fcgid: read data timeout in 45 seconds, [Wed May 05 23:41:59.600637 2021] [core:error]...

Hi, Our Centos 7 server has been going down frequently. We've found that Postfix is the cause of the problem. If Postfix service is stopped, the server doesn't freeze, and 'numproc' remains more or less steady within normal range. When Postfix service is restarted, although no emails are...

It cannot be opened from another cell phone. I have closed the case and initiated a transfer to another webhost. Many thanks for your input, IgorG and Peter.

Thank you Peter, The case is still "open". They answered "done" in response to:- To check the SSL settings in Tools & Settings > Security. Install the necessary Let's Encrypt certificate After that, they re-installed SSL + asked me to try various URL's - none of which worked. They are able...

Hello, To cut a long story short, I had to ask the webhost in the end. I mentioned the suggestion:- To check the SSL settings in Tools & Settings > Security. Install the necessary Let's Encrypt certificate The answer was simply: done! They have given me several URLs to try, all yielded a...

Apologies for the delay. I will update as soon as possible.

Hello Peter, After completing the steps, using the command # service sw-engine status, I get this:- # service sw-engine status sw-engine.service - Startup script for Panel sw-engine Loaded: loaded (/usr/lib/systemd/system/sw-engine.service; enabled; vendor preset: disabled) Drop-In...

IgorG, Thank you for the response. # ps auxww | grep sw-engine root 36189 0.0 0.0 112712 964 pts/0 S+ 12:21 0:00 grep --color=auto sw-engine # kill 36189 -bash: kill: (36189) - No such process I couldn't kill process (36189), so I completed the remaining steps. Still...