Plesk 11.x / Windows :: How To Allow Reseller To Send Creation And Warning Messages From His Mail
Apr 22, 2013
We have a reseler that wants his clients to receive the system warning and the account creation from a mail that he wants , not from the administrative mail that is default .
I run a website that uses a GoDaddy Virtual Private Server & Plesk. The website sends emails to alert users of various events. For the most part, this works but I occasionally capture the following error message:
Error in processing. The server response was: Requested action aborted: This mail account has sent too many messages in a short amount of time. Please try later.
Can the number of messages sent over X number of minutes be set via Plesk? If so, how?
We have more than 10 domains on the same webspace, sharing the same document root. When we try to add a new domain on the same web space (sharing the same document root) Plesk takes a long time to create it (about 10 minutes). While domain creation, all the other domains sharing the same document root and web space get an authentication error. When Plesk finishes, all domains work again.
I have a Plesk 11.5 server that someone made changes to in IIS to allow web site users to turn the sending of detailed error messages on and off from a web.config file. Unfortunately now none of the sites will send detailed error messages to the browser no matter what is done. The person that made the changes to IIS did not document them properly and cannot tell me what exactly they changed. None of the obvious settings have made an effect on the problem.
After Plesk Panel upgrade to 12.x I found a warning showing at Home>Tools & Settings> Database Servers
Warning: Unable to determine the TCP port number used by Microsoft SQL server '.SQLEXPRESS': TCP/IP protocol is not enabled in the server network configuration or the server is configured to use dynamic TCP ports.
To allow your customers to automatically configure firewall for remote database access, manually configure the SQL server to listen on a specific fixed TCP port.Click to expand...
I found that my server today all users web scripts suddenly cannot send the contact form mails, membership registration mails to outside user. (all acripts code by asp.net)
Am using Windows 2003 server with IIS6.0 and SMTP.I tried to send mail using ASP.net C# code through SMTP service.But my mails are getting queued in C:InetpubmailrootQueue.
What could be the problem??I've done many trouble shooting steps but no luck.I changed the Relay settings.Since I am in a LAN connection, i've tested the relay setting using both the 'localhost'and 'MyDomainIP'but everything in vain.
I currently have 13 domains running on Plesk for Windows dedicated server. They are using 1800MB of space and under 2GB of month of traffic. It seems an overkill now to run a dedicated server costing about $120/month just for these 13 domains.
I am therefore looking to migrate them to a quality Windows reseller.
Requirements:
- Must be running Plesk - Support ASP, ASP.NET - Provide MySQL database support - Provide MS Access database support - Have excellent uptime - Provide 24 support including telephone support.
I am willing to pay up to $40 per month. If you have any recommendations,
This questing in regards to a web hosting setup using Windows Server 2012 and the latest version of Plesk for Windows (web host edition). The server will be used for hosting whitelabelled reseller accounts.
I understand that the Plesk supports 3rd party DNS providers such as GoDaddy Premium DNS or Amazon Route 53. If I go with either one of those providers for my DNS solution using Plesk, do you know if my reseller customers will be able to use their "Private Name Server" (example. ns1.theirdomain.com, ns2.theirdomain.com)?
I know the Windows OS comes with a DNS built-in, etc. I prefer "not" to host my own DNS server(s) for security, additional cost and other administrative reasons. So, I want to know if any of you out there use external DNS within Plesk successfully for the above setup?
As the admin user, change the setting for a particular email account called "The maximum number of outgoing email messages" to a value beyond the default. For example if the default is 35, set it to 75. This is common -- often we have customers who send larger quantities of messages than the average user.
Login as a reseller with access to manage the email account and attempt to change any *other* value. For example, you could completely ignore the outgoing mail messages value and change just the Auto-Reply value
Plesk refuses to allow the change and kicks me back to the first tab with the following error:
The value must be in the range 0..35. Only the Plesk administrator can adjust this setting.Click to expand...
I'm running Plesk 12.0.18 update 39 on Centos 6.6 with postfix and courier-IMAP
However I can't send emails from mobile devices or outlook - the security settings are invalid, I've tried all 4, SSL, SSL/TLS Accept all certs, Start TLS etc.
i have apply the script patch to my server (ssl_v3_disable.sh) plesk 12.0.8 MU 19, CentOS 6.5.i have update the certificate as see the POODLE thread. when i try to send mail i got this message:There was an error sending your message: Could not open secure TLS connection to the server..this only append with horde (roundcube or external soft like thunderbird) work without problem.
When a reseller create a service plan themselves...is there any way to limit the CPU and memory setting for the application pool to recycle on their own created plan?
I keep having certain domains being hijacked and mass emails being sent from them somehow. I've disabled mail within domain control panel for each domain and issue keeps occurring. I've limited # of emails as well to 2-5 per hour but now so many are trying to be sent from my server it is clogging up mail queue and I have to log into server via ssh and run postsuper -d ALL every day or two. It is very frustrating. The only way I can stop it is to disable domain in plesk panel but that is not an option.
What can I do to find the cause of this issue and stop it?
One of my users is receiving way too many Mailer Daemon messages and his mailbox is full. I've had this problem from time to time and I am trying to figure out how to block mailer daemon messages for a specific domain so that they do not even get on the mailing queue...much like when you set a default address to ":fail:". So I came up with this:
refuse_md1: deny message = The original message did not come from this site. condition = ${if eq{$sender_address}{}{yes}{no}} condition = ${if eq{$local_part}{userdomain.com}{yes}{no}} log_message = Refused a bounce message for userdomain.com
However, this doesn't help. The emails are still going to the mailing queue and when I look at the Exim log I see the usual error message saying that the email was blocked because the account has run out of space.