Plesk 12.x / Linux :: Initial Message Of SSH
Dec 29, 2014If you want to change the sign in message of SSH
you can edit "/etc/motd" ( message of the day )
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Plesk 12.x / Linux :: Database Cloning Message Keeps On Showing
Dec 30, 2014When copy a database, plesk would copy it but hung at creating the db user, therefore, the database cloning message keeps on showing
Cloning the database xxxxxx to the database xxxxx. You will be notified of the progress by email (xxxxxxx).
*I checked if the database was copied, it showed it did but the user was not created for that newly copied one.
Plesk 11.x / Linux :: Creating Mail Through SSH Error Message
Jul 4, 2014When I try to create an email address with this command
./mail --create test@domain.com -passwd dommage -mailbox false -manage-spamfilter true -redirect true -rediraddr stevefigueras@yahoo.fr
i get this message error and i don't understand why
-bash: ./mail: No such file or directory
Plesk 12.x / Linux :: Migration Failed - Error Message
Jul 16, 2014I am getting the following error message when I try to migrate sites from an old server to a new server.:
PHP Notice: Trying to get property of non-object; File: /usr/local/psa/admin/plib/backup/Conflicts/PleskDataManager.php, Line: 173
PHP Notice: Undefined index: 192.168.100.25; File: /usr/local/psa/admin/plib/backup/Conflicts/PleskDataManager.php, Line: 180
[Code] ....
Plesk 12.x / Linux :: Bounce Message Templates - Postfix
Aug 27, 2014Is it possible to get Plesk working with different bounce message templates? I'd like to make messages in my Polish language to make people know what the bounce problem is. How can I make plesk not to overwrite the main.cf and bounce directive ?
View 2 Replies View RelatedPlesk 12.x / Linux :: Greylisting Log Message - Service Unavailable
Jun 25, 2015I have a question regarding greylisting.
I activated greylisting on my mailserver and took a look in the logfiles.
The mail are temporary rejected with the following log message / statuscode:
451 4.7.1 Service unavailable - try again later;
Mails from my server to other servers are greylisted with messages like:
451 4.7.1 message delayed, see http://www.greylisting.org ;
452 Greylisted. Please try again after some time.
451 4.7.1 <E-MAIL-ADRESSE>: Sender address rejected: Greylisting in action. Please try again later.
Is it possible to change this log message at my server?
Plesk 11.x / Linux :: Change Bounce Message In Mail (Postfix)
Aug 23, 2012How can i change the content of the bounce email?
I'm using Postfix 2.7.1 on Debian 6 with Plesk 11.0.9.
Currently the text of a bounce mail shows:
This is the mail system at host example.org.
Your message could not be delivered to one or more recipients. It's attached below.
For further assistance, please send mail to postmaster. If you do so, please include this problem report. You can delete your own text from the attached returned message.
The mail system
<_plesk_bounce_example.org@localhost.localdomain> (expanded from
<ttt@example.org>): This address no longer accepts mail.
And I'd like to get rid of address <_plesk_bounce_example.org@localhost.localdomain>.
I added the bouce file template to Postfix's config by:
postconf -e 'bounce_file_template = /etc/postfix/bounce.cf'
Restarted postfix.
Config related to bounces:
Code:
~ # postconf | grep bounce
2bounce_notice_recipient = postmaster
address_verify_sender = $double_bounce_sender
backwards_bounce_logfile_compatibility = yes
bounce_notice_recipient = postmaster
[Code] ....
Well, where can i change the template for bounces, now?
Plesk 12.x / Linux :: Error Sending Message - Service Unavailable
Aug 5, 2014Since the last update I am having constant troubles with email accounts when sending or replying to email messages.
This is the message I am getting:-
"error sending your message: Service unavailable - try again later"
This is our system and the software is the Parellels with Business Manager and stuff.
OS CentOS 6.5 (Final)
Plesk version 12.0.18 Update #10, last updated at Aug 4, 2014 05:00 AM
The system is up-to-date; last checked at Aug 3, 2014 04:44 AM
This is what the error looks like in the log file located at /usr/local/psa/var/log/maillog
Aug 6 11:54:08 host spamd[28992]: spamd: connection from localhost [127.0.0.1] at port 37548
Aug 6 11:54:08 host spamd[14212]: prefork: child states: II
Aug 6 11:54:08 host courier-imapd: Connection, ip=[::ffff:127.0.0.1]
Aug 6 11:54:08 host courier-imapd: LOGOUT, ip=[::ffff:127.0.0.1], rcvd=12, sent=365
[Code] ....
Plesk 11.x / Linux :: Failed To Update Panel - Error Message
Feb 10, 2015I'm using Plesk 11 in a Ubuntu 12.04 Linux environment on a remote dedicated server. I am NOT trying to upgrade to Plesk 12. But, every time I log onto the panel, I get the error message shown on the subject line. Afterward, it says, "To solve this problem, send an update log to Parallels support." I have the update log ... but "where" to send it. Is there an email address? A webpage?
View 10 Replies View RelatedPlesk 12.x / Linux :: PHP Message - Failed To Write Session Data
Jan 26, 2015I just discovered there is seperate error log for php-fpm and since only 1 site is running fully nginx, the log is full with this error:
"NOTICE: PHP message: PHP Warning: Unknown: Failed to write session data (files). Please verify that the current setting of session.save_path is correct (/var/lib/php/session) in Unknown on line 0"
I've checked and the path is correct....
Plesk 12.x / Linux :: Error Message On Email Send Since Update 12.0.46
May 18, 2015we regularly get this message in boxmail of adress used to send email from server.This is the mail system at host DOMAIN.fr. You can delete your own text from the attached returned message.The mail system
<1@SERVERNAME.HOSTER.com> (expanded from <1>): User unknown in virtual
alias table
If i look in maillog i see that :
May 18 16:48:52 SERVERNAME postfix/error[22737]: F22521B4E45: to=<1@SERVERNAME.HOSTER.com>, orig_to=<1>, relay=none, delay=0.07, delays=0.04/0.01/0/0.02, dsn=5.0.0, status=bounced (User unknown in virtual alias table)
Just after that we can see email go normally :
May 18 16:48:59 SERVERNAME postfix/smtp[22736]: F22521B4E45: to=<EMAIL@DOMAIN.com>, relay=mx3.mail.icloud.com[17.158.8.50]:25, delay=7.3, delays=0.04/0.03/2.4/4.8, dsn=2.5.0, status=sent (250 2.5.0 Ok.)
The problem is in error message (at top) the message attached is the one sent to EMAIL@DOMAIN.com. So we can think the message is not sent to EMAIL@DOMAIN.com. SERVERNAME, HOSTER and EMAIL@DOMAIN are here to mask real data.
OS: Debian 7.7
Plesk version: 12.0.18 Update #46
Plesk 12.x / Linux :: Zen Cart Install Fails With Cryptic Message
Sep 15, 2014I attempted to install Zen Cart in a (correctly formed) subdomain and I received this message when the process crashed before beginning: "Non-zero exit status returned by script."
View 1 Replies View RelatedPlesk 12.x / Linux :: Bounce Message - Limit For Outgoing Mail Exceeded
Oct 1, 2014I just configured the limit for outgoing mail. It works well, but I have still some questions.
Normally the server sends bounce messages in HTML and in german. They look nice and what is much more important, the users who do not speak english are informed what is going on.
The message that is send, when the limit for outgoing mail is exceeded uses a different template. It is delivered in plain text and after explaining in german that the mail could not be send, it states the reason in english.
Is there any way to edit this bounce message, so that a translation could be added?
I had some users complaining that the server is not working, because they tried again and again to send a mail and kept the counter over the limit. For they did not understand what was causing it.
Plesk 12.x / Linux :: Outgoing Mail Control Limit Email Message Incorrect
Jun 17, 2014The Outgoing Mail Control feature is working fine. One missing option with this feature is to view the contents of blocked messages. Unfortunately, sometimes a site gets hacked and is sending spam. which are over the message sending limit, to try to find out where the message came from.
The current problem is that the email message contents of the limitation warning with subject "Attempts to exceed outgoing limits for domains, mail boxes and subscriptions." is not correct. Somehow it only contains the text: date.timezone = "Europe/Amsterdam" (which is a PHP setting) instead of a descriptive message. I hoped it would contain the blocked message contents or some useful text. Can I change the contents of this message to the what is should be? And what should it be?
It looks like a problem I had ones before where the custom PHP settings at the hosting packages level and at the domains level where replaced with some other kind of settings string. But solved by just changing the custom PHP settings
30 Seconds To Initial Response - Wordpress / Apache On Linux VPS
Oct 17, 2013My site will wait for 30s almost everytime before loading any of the page itself.Specs of my install:
- DigitalOcean Droplet (VPS) with Ubuntu Server 12.10: 512 Ram and 20GB SSD (not even coming close to needing more RAM, still have 240MB free according to top)
- Wordpress 3.6.1
- 5 plugins: W3 Total Cache, Wordpress SEO by yoast, WP Better Security, WP Smush.it, and Redirection (problem occured before adding the last 2, I can't remember about the others)
- No traffic to speak of. I get maybe 10 uniques/day.
- Apache 2.2.22
- MySQL 5.5.32
I've optimized my site itself the best I can, minifying and combine js and css files, using the WP Smush. It plugin to compress images, serving jQuery from a CDN, but none of that worked the 30 second wait (though it did shave about 10 seconds off the load time after the wait for response).
I was using cloudflare and had to fiddle with the nameservers of my domain, but cloudflare didn't work at all and I switched the nameservers back to normal pointing DNS directly at my site to eliminate the obvious causes. I'm comfortable with Linux and the command line. This is the link to my site: [URL] ....
Executing A Linux Command Via Text Message
May 24, 2008how I might be able to execute a Linux command by sending a text message to some email address? Where if that email address gets a message (either any message, or perhaps only messages containing some password), a Linux command is executed, e.g.
named -u named
Perhaps via bash script.
Plesk 11.x / Windows :: Error Message When Creating New Domain
Dec 8, 2014I'm trying to create a new domain extranet.ondes.fr to have a forward on an another website.
And have this error message : "Erreur: Failed domain creation: Impossible de mettre à jour les données du domaine : Failed mail post-configuration: Can't create mail domain servie: mail_Facade->createDomain() failed: mailmng failed: MEAOPO.PostOffice.AddPostOffice failed for name extranet.ondes.fr [extranet.ondes.fr]"
Plesk 12.x / Windows :: Error Deleting Client - Message Access Is Denied
Jul 6, 2015When trying to delete A client I get the following error:
Internal error: Access is denied.
Message Access is denied.
File Hierarchical.php
Line 105
Type Exception
I'm on plesk 12.0.18 Update #53 and have run the plesk reconfigurator to check for permissions issues.
Plesk 12.x / Windows :: Receiving But Not Sending Mail - Message Could Not Be Delivered To Some Recipients
Jan 2, 2015I have windows server 2008 r2 and plesk 12. I can receive mails but can not send mail. I am receiving mail like this :
MailEnable: Message could not be delivered to some recipients.
The following recipient(s) could not be reached:
Recipient: [SMTP:sendmailaddress]
Reason: 550-5.7.1 [2a00:9bc0::3531:cd42:eef3:7fa6 12] Our system has detected that
Message contents follow:
Received: from WIN-96QMVEABCNP ([127.0.0.1]) by home with MailEnable ESMTP; Fri, 2 Jan 2015 15:32:47 +0200
Received: from 78.186.22.117 ([78.186.22.117]) by webmail.mydomain (Horde
Framework) with HTTP; Fri, 02 Jan 2015 13:32:41 +0000
Date: Fri, 02 Jan 2015 13:32:41 +0000
[Code] .....
XenVZ.co.uk - Initial Impressions
Jan 20, 2009I've been with XenVZ for about a day now, and thought I would share my initial impressions thus far.
I was looking for a cheap, basic little VPS to run a few simple services off of. I had raked high and low through these forums since I was looking for something located in the UK, with Xen virtualization for <£10/month.
I came across XenVZ in the advertising forum, and thought I would check them out.
Started up the Live Chat, and got through to Sean right away. I asked a series of questions and received prompt and professional replies.
I thought I would start out cheap, so I signed up for the £3.99 'taster' VPS (they have a 30 day money back guarantee, so can't really lose). Signed up around 8:10, received invoice 8:12, paid invoice right away and had the server details at 8:21. Whole signup process took around 11 minutes.
Even for a tiny VPS with only 64MB RAM, it performs fairly well. I am running a Ventrilo server inside Screen, IRSSI session inside Screen and Lighttpd server (serving a simple static placeholder page), and I still have around 20MB spare RAM.
The network seems pretty solid too, I thought I would test it out with a wget from a UK mirror service, the connection capped out at about 9.5MB/s.
If your looking for a UK VPS, I highly suggest giving these guys a check, can't fault them so far.
Of course, I'll be back in a month to give a more detailed rundown of the service.
I don't run a domain off the VPS but can provide the IP on request.
Wiredtree.com :: My Initial Review
Feb 25, 2009I will be posting a month review after my 1st months of service.
But for now, here is my initial review of Wiredtree.com
This is under my domain of aps-enterprises.co.uk which you can tell is on the Wiredtree network.
OK here goes.
Placed my order on Saturday 21st as Level3hostings main site went off line and I got a really bad feeling that my VPS would go down too, a feeling which proved all too true.
After a little while, I got the Fraud check phonecall. Although I couldnt hear them, James Webb could hear me, that was quite amusing....
Sunday 22nd, got my VPS Setup. Usually they said it would take a lot quicker to get setup, but they did have a network maintainence for about 3hrs. I was stil happy.
7.16am GMT time, my VPS with LEVEL3HOSTING went down *thank god for backups!! hooray I learnt my lesson*
The VPS I ordered is a good spec and any support tickets I had to raise, all were answered and resolved in an average of 15mins!! Yep! 15mins. I used to pay an external company each month, and they resolved stuff in 24hrs. How cool are they?
So anyway, VPS is great, Uptime has been 100% one can only expect. And Support is by far, one of the best I have seen.
Only been in business with them for my 5th day, so far they will be keeping me as a customer and if I have to upgrade (which I know one day I will), then I will be ordering any upgrades through them.
This is only my initial review and I will post a 1 month one too.
Which I reckon will be a positive one, just like this one is.
Thank you Wiredtree for making my life easier for my hosting business. As they say you do get what you paid for, and believe me the services I have had from some people that saying is very true, however you guys.... I think your prices are cheap for the amount of work you actually do.
Keep it up, and I hope this review makes a few customers for you.
Initial Review - FutureHosting VPS
Mar 9, 2009I signed up with FutureHosting for a managed Linux VPS. I'm about a week into going "live" with the nameservers switched over and am very happy! I was going to wait a month before posting but these guys have been so patient and thorough with the tickets I've submitted I wanted to give my initial thoughts
Overall 9.5/10
Great Host. Very patient and thorough support. Very Good response time. Surprisingly low pricing. I highly recommend for your VPS. Very Good response time on Support BUT no phone support
Signup 9/10
Signup was straightforward. I think they have a higher volume than normal with their promotion. It took a bit of time to set up the VPS (under 10-12 hours) but I'll take a few hours' delay if I'm getting a good product/support for months/years.
Speed 10/10
They publish their speedtests here [url]I just downloaded a couple test files (5-20MB each) from my VPS and I get to about 1.1 MB/sec. At that point it may be a limit from my ISP (FYI speedtest.net gives my download 14000 kbps = 1.7MB/s). No issues on speed!
: Support :
Overall: 9/10
Speed: 9/10
Thoroughness: 10/10
'Other': 8/10
Very good response. For NORMAL PRIORITY issues, within 5-30 minutes I get a response that someone's attending to it and soon thereafter I have a resolution. Some tickets have taken longer but they haven't been critical issues so it's really okay. You can prioritize your tickets as CRITICAL or SERVER DOWN and I'm sure they're even faster.
They have gone back and forth with me and been patient with my questions (I've never administered a VPS before) and I GREATLY appreciate that. I've had many tickets with them and other hosts may have just said "this is really not an issue with the VPS" and left me to learn it myself-- FutureHosting has been very helpful.
Sometimes (probably due to my own vagueness/lack of knowledge), my actual request/issue is unclear. I think this is where phone support would be very helpful; it's not currently offered. (and this is why Other gets an 8/10)
Reliability 10/10
I've had no downtime so far! My nameservers/DNS switch took longer than expected but that has nothing to do with FH.
Pricing 10/10
With their DoubleRAM/Bandwidth+30% off OR 50% deals, Pricing is great I think. Others had recommended WiredTree to me given their lightning quick response times. I'm sure they're amazing but they were also almost double the price. FutureHosting has had very good support at a great value IMHO
I'm not sure how you 'validate' my domain/review but just let me know and I'll PM you the information on my domain.
WebNX Initial Review
Mar 20, 2008This is an initial review of WebNX.com. I was hosting my personal sites on a reseller account at Eleven2 which had started feeling kinda slow, so I was in the hunt for a low cost dedicated or a mid range VPS.
After scouring a lot of places for quotes, I finally came across WebNX's thread on WHT on the 17th of March.
The specs looked to be amazing, and their Value level VPS would fit right into my budget, and match my requirements. I fired an email to sales, and went on to their site to see live support online.
I spoke to their rep on live chat, and I was given a signup link in minutes (it was 11PM PST), and I was told that my VPS would be setup in a few hours.
And as expected, I had the root logins for the server, and HyperVM within 4 hours.
I logged into SSH, and ran cat /proc/cpuinfo and I was really amazed to see that the server really had 16 cores
I then moved my cpanel backups from my old host, and the speeds were really good.
Even though the server is unmanaged, their support rep helped me to move a file that was around 5GB in size, that was constantly failing during cPanel's remote SCP backup feature. They went to the extent of downloading the file for me and uploading it so that I could restore it.
It has only been 4 days, but I am extremely overjoyed with the level of service I've received so far. Infact, I feel like I'm cheating them by paying them so less ($15 for the first month, and $59.99/mo after that)
I've been through many many hosts and server providers in the past few years, and this is the only second review I've ever written on WHT. (The previous one was more than a year ago).
Initial Review Of DMEHosting
Nov 16, 2008I've been with the host (dmehosting.com) for just 1 month now but I decided to give an initial review as I am pretty impressed with their support.
All the websites went offline and the HTTPD would not start even after manual reboot, but they provided extended support and did a complete rebuild of PHP configuration file.
Initially, when I saw their prices frankly I was not expecting or relying on great service (usually the case for low price) but I was quite surprised that they balanced it pretty well.
I would recommend them for anyone looking for very cheap servers with good support.
Initial Impression Of VPSLink
Oct 28, 2007I was on shared hosting with Site5 and found the level of service declining the cheaper their shared hosting plans got. My site was down more often than I wanted, so I canceled my plan and went with VPSLink.
I signed up for the Link-2 plan for a few months just to feel it out and see if I could get a Debian server up and running from the command line. After signing up I was in my VPS in less than 30 minutes. Much quicker than I expected!
Following some tutorials I was able to have a lighttpd, PHP5, MySQL server installed and running in a little over an hour. I had a site up right away ! I'm used to FreeBSD, so Debian's apt-get is very simple to use. I used VPSLink DNS and it was easy to set up. To keep the load off the server I transferred my domain email over to Google Apps. I've spent more time tweaking the configuration and I'm happy with the result so far. VPSLink is much faster than my old Site5 shared hosting. That could be due to the VPSLink server sitting in Seattle while I'm in Vancouver BC, but I kind of doubt it.
My initial impression of VPSLink after a couple of weeks is positive. The price is right, the performance is good and it's no frills VPS. I like to have full control over the server and I'm glad I just took the leap away from shared hosting. For the prices they offer it's worth trying.
Initial Quota Setup In WHM
Feb 4, 2007I accidentally enabled quotas, how can I undo this action?
View 1 Replies View RelatedEasyApache Running Slow After Initial Run
May 13, 2009I am migrating my sites from a Xen based Centos 5.3 + cPanel/WHM instante to another Xen based cPanel/WHM solution with Centos 5.3 64-bit. I am having issues with easyApache now after it was successfully ran for the first time.
It does not time out however even the profile selection screen takes well over 10 minutes to get to once easyApache is initiated. Once the profile selection is made it is still slow moving to the customization screen.
The server is neither overloaded, nor out of memory. I have actually executed /scripts/checkperlscripts in hopes that it would identify something. I am planning to remove /home/cpeasyapache folder however I am not confident whether this is the right approach or not.
Reverse DNS- Slow Initial Loading
May 16, 2008I have a page that is loading very slowly the first time I connect to it. After that it's very fast.
Now I did some research and found out that this could be a DNS issue and that my nameserver might do a reverse DNS lookup.
I do not know excatly what that means yet, but I suppose that could be the issue.
To the my.cnf file I added skip-name-resolve in order to disable DNS lookups, but what I can do to find out if I have a dns issue?
Specs:
VPS
WHM/Cpanel
600MB RAM
CentOS
Apache
Aplus.net Initial Setup Review
Aug 13, 2008Bought a new server from Aplus.net last night.
Got a great deal on a simple server for a side project. Paying $59.99 a month for the server which makes it very affordable for medium-size projects.
General:
* Setup Fee: Free
* Celeron 1.7 GHz CPU
* 512 MB RAM (upgradeable to 2GB)
* 60 GB IDE Hard Drive
* 500 GB Monthly Transfer
* 5 IP addresses*
* Premium Set-Up Options
The sign-up was quick and easy and I was sent an authorization email. I authorized and was able to immediately log into my account.
I processed the order a bit late at night so the next morning I received a call on my cell from my personal tech rep saying the server was already up and running (they said it would take three day, more like 8 hours)
He offered any assistance to help me get up and running and gave me a direct line to his phone in case of anything. Then he emailed his contact info and an introduction to my e-mail as I requested.
So far I am very pleased with the setup and the individualized attention, although I may not require it, it is very comforting to know it is there.
First impressions mean a lot to me and Aplus.net's first impression is stellar to say the least.
Hope this helps, I will be posting a review a bit down the line on how it progresses.
Initial Experiences With Pacific Rack
Jul 27, 2008I just thought I'd take a moment to share a few of my thoughts on my initial experiences getting set up with Pacific Rack...
It was finally time for me to take the plunge for a dedicated box, and after browsing through these forums and hearing a lot of good things about Pacific Rack, I decided to contact their sales department. I was immediately responded to and soon found myself talking to Alex and Jordan (both very helpful). We quickly found an appropriate solution for my company, and soon I was off to the setup queue.
Setup took longer than expected, but I think that was due to some custom configuration issues on my end (they had to wait for parts to come in). Support/sales were pretty good about keeping me up to date on what was happening though, and soon things were rolling along nicely.
(Initial experiences with the network...)
Wikipedia lists 14 Tier 1 networks on their article page (for whatever that's worth!), and I think PacificRack (and parent(?) company OC3Networks) sits on Gigabit links to 6 or 7 of those networks. So I was excited to see what the network would look like once I was set up.
Once my server was provisioned and I received a login to their client portal, I started messing around with things and was quite impressed. I signed up for a 1Gbps switch and I've seen several transfers in the 20BM/s - 60MB/s range (PM me if you would like a speed-test file link). These guys have got quite a network!
(Initial experiences with the client control panel)
Their client section is minimalistic, but has the basics. Server info, billing info, ticketing system, and a nice little graph showing you how much throughput your server is experiencing at the moment (or historically). I can't really think of anything it's missing, though it looks a bit bland.
(Initial experiences with the sales/support team)
So far I've sent in several tickets for a number of things (they don't set up rDNS by default), and from what I can tell a support/sales agent is usually on it within minutes. Once it almost felt like I was on a chat with the support rep. Everyone seems to know his/her stuff, and they have all been quite helpful, resolving each issue in (usually) a manner of minutes.
All in all I'd have to say these guys are great. I've only been around for about a week now, but I've been quite impressed. If anyone finds this post useful I'll probably write another one at the 6 month mark.
Feel free to respond here or PM me for further information/speed test links, etc.
Gigenet - Quick Initial Review
Dec 1, 2008I another thread recently I done a 5 year review for another provider hover circumstance changed and I took on a couple of Gigenet servers ( relatively high end)
Sales were extremely efficient working with me to achieve what I needed at a price I was comfortable with, replies were fast and concise so I ended up with 2 new machines and backup service.
Normally I don't need a lot of support and for the first few weeks nothing bar rDNS set ups - However I ran into some serious post migration issues over the past few days that had me stumped, support has been some of the best I have ever received both in speed and efficiency -
Anyway I sincerely hope I will be coming back to this thread in 5 years time to update it.
