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    Question Domain served outside of Plesk - how?

    Thanks for your replies. After much research I have found a different way. In recent versions of Plesk you can disable the nginx always reverse proxying the local Apache server and instead have it reverse proxy another local service. nginx handles the https protocol on port 443, you local server...
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    Question Domain served outside of Plesk - how?

    On a Linux server with Plesk Onyx I need to install a service that runs its own web server including SSL. I need to use the standard port 443. Can I add the domain for it in Plesk but tell Plesk not to handle it but forward it to the local service that handles it? If yes, how?
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    Issue Using postfix to relay emails: Removing/masking client IP address how?

    Using Plesk Obsidian with postfix 3.5.9 and relay option for authorized users only. It works well, but all outgoing email that leaves the server has full IP information of the client that connected in the header, e.g.: Received: from [192.168.1.110]...
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