Recreate the qmail queue structure on Plesk server
First, please note, this script should ONLY be used on a Plesk server copy of qmail, it should never be used on a built-from-source install of qmail as the usernames, Continue Reading…
Category: Plesk Control Panel
Updating php settings in Plesk 10+ from command line / CLI
I’ve tested this on Plesk 10.4.4 and Plesk 11.0.9 and it has worked the same on both. If you have bulk updates to the php settings that you need to Continue Reading…
Simple perl script to remove unused IP addresses from a Plesk server
This script requires perl’s DBI and DBD-MySQL modules. If you’re on RHEL/CentOS 6, just run the following if you get an error about those not being present: yum install perl-DBD-MySQL Continue Reading…
Recommended postfix tuning for Plesk 10+
If you’re building Plesk 10+ servers for shared hosting, here are some useful changes you can make, and some useful parameters you can set, specific to Postfix, and an explanation Continue Reading…
Adding fail2ban to a Plesk 11 server
Background So I was having an issue on some Plesk servers with customers being unable to send outgoing email at times, or worse, their web applications that use smtp to Continue Reading…
IP address database tables in Plesk 10+
This article will include: Relevant Database Tables Tracking a domain to IP in the database Useful SQL queries (tested on Plesk 10.4.4 and 11.0.9/11.5) Relevant Database Tables It’s kind of Continue Reading…
Create IPv6 addresses (based on IPv4) on a Plesk server
This is a perl script that I wrote to add IPv6 addresses to a pre-existing Plesk server that is already up and running with IPv4 services. The script is based Continue Reading…
Cleaning crap from your postfix queue
This article isn’t Plesk-specific, it’s just that Postfix is the default MTA for Plesk 10+ so a lot of Plesk users will find it relevant. If you host customers’ email Continue Reading…
Setting ‘admin’ ip address restrictions via command line in Plesk
If you manage Plesk servers, you should be making use of their ‘admin’ IP address restriction feature to lock down where ‘admin’ can log in from. It’s a real pain Continue Reading…