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Hi Kristo,
on linux - based systems, you have the choice to use "find" and/or "grep", which gives you the possibility to search for a defined text for example. You could use:
on linux - based systems, you have the choice to use "find" and/or "grep", which gives you the possibility to search for a defined text for example. You could use:
grep -r 'Configure Email Client' /usr/local/psa
( which will for example lead you to: => "/usr/local/psa/admin/application/smb/resources/languages/en-US/controllers/email-address/configuration.php" )
Now you see at "configuration.php", that the fields are named with "fieldIncomingServer" and "fieldOutgoingServer", which again can be searched with a "grep" - command... for example:
grep -r 'fieldIncomingServer' /usr/local/psa
and
grep -r 'fieldOutgoingServer' /usr/local/psa
Both commands will now point you to the basic file "/usr/local/psa/admin/application/smb/views/scripts/email-address/configuration.phtml", where the queries are done:
If you would like to change the output to something you desire, you have to manually modify these lines.
Pls. be aware, that editing Plesk files are done on your own risk and your edits may disappear in case of updates/upgrades/patches from Plesk!( which will for example lead you to: => "/usr/local/psa/admin/application/smb/resources/languages/en-US/controllers/email-address/configuration.php" )
Now you see at "configuration.php", that the fields are named with "fieldIncomingServer" and "fieldOutgoingServer", which again can be searched with a "grep" - command... for example:
grep -r 'fieldIncomingServer' /usr/local/psa
and
grep -r 'fieldOutgoingServer' /usr/local/psa
Both commands will now point you to the basic file "/usr/local/psa/admin/application/smb/views/scripts/email-address/configuration.phtml", where the queries are done:
Code:
...
<?php echo $this->lmsg('fieldIncomingServer'); ?>: <?php echo $this->escape($this->domainName); ?><br>
<?php echo $this->lmsg('fieldOutgoingServer'); ?>: <?php echo $this->escape($this->domainName); ?><?php echo ($this->hasSmtpAuth) ? (' (' . $this->lmsg('smtpAuth') . ')') : ''; ?><br>
...If you would like to change the output to something you desire, you have to manually modify these lines.
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Kristo
Basic Pleskian
Indeed grep is a very powerful command. Thanks for your help.
I´d like to avoid to edit Plesk files because of the two reasons you pointed out.
Could I manage to change those values if I install DNS Bind and change the MX record how it is used in my actual nameserver zone file?
Is that linked with each other?
I´d like to avoid to edit Plesk files because of the two reasons you pointed out.
Could I manage to change those values if I install DNS Bind and change the MX record how it is used in my actual nameserver zone file?
Is that linked with each other?
