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Thank you for your reply... I already have "/usr/libexec/openssh/sftp-server" added to the /etc/shells file. SFTP works just fine when I create the domain through my admin login. The issue I am having is with Client login accounts. I created a client account and checked the box for the user...

No one knows how to fix this?

I have a client with 31 domains on my server and I want when he creates a domain for it to be set to /usr/libexec/openssh/sftp-server instead of forbidden. I have changed every setting I can find to allow them to do it via control panel, but it always shows up as Forbidden and cannot be changed...

I figured it out. The contents of my old server's smtp_nonstandard had an entry for Port = 30. I removed that line and everything started working. If I understand correctly, the port number is controlled from editing the services file. Thanks for the nudge in the right direction, it got made...

Ok, I followed that KB on how to switch to Qmail and got it switched around (Thanks a million!). I then followed this KB http://kb.odin.com/837 on how to add port 30 as a SMTP port. I created the smtp_30 entry in the services file and then created a new file called smtp_30 in the xinetd.d folder...

I could have sworn the previous server was running Qmail as the MTA. IS there a way I can check which is running for sure? Does it matter which one I use? Why is the new server now using Postfix when I restored from a complete backup of the old server running Qmail? Sorry for all the...

I had a hardware failure on my old Plesk 9.5/Centos 5 server and I had to restore from a backup on a new Plesk 9.5/Centos server. On the old server I had setup an alternate SMTP port (30) for users who's ISP's blocked port 25 and it worked fine. I have been telling most clients to change to port...

I started the migration 12 hours ago and it has been stuck at 5% since it started. Is there somewhere else I can see what is going on? I can't find a way to give me more information as to what it is doing. Is there somewhere I can view more information? How long does a migration take? There...