Atomicorp

It is usually in /opt/atomic/atomic-php56/root/usr/bin (or something like that. I don't fully understand where these things go)

Remember that you need to specify the config file location if calling it from bash (e.g. in /opt/atomic/atomic-php56/root/etc/php.ini )

On Centos 7?
(EDITED -- CPANEL. I didn't read your post properly. Sorry)

My testing to destruction of amavisd continues, and today I found something interesting which I thought I'd share. I'd noticed that messages with certain attachments were being passed as CLEAN, even though clamav was detecting something bad in them via the sanesecurity rules (e.g. a document with an...

Thanks Chris,

It sounds like there's more to the error than I thought then. Grrr..

Ah! I'd forgotten about this post! Thanks Chris. I've been discussing the Autodiscover thing with the guys in a support ticket. One of our customers was shunned as a result of Outlook on their network connecting to their domain on their hosting account instead of their local server (or something). B...

Thanks Oli! That all sounds great. But can I ask you about pre-queue mode please? If I remember correctly from what I read in the FuGlu docs, pre-queue is not a common configuration. I think I can understand why - if it takes 60 seconds for SA to process an email (which can happen), a connection to ...

Recently I've been testing Plesk 12.5 and Centos 7 to destruction. One of the things I've been playing with has been enabling nginx as a reverse proxy in front of Apache. Previous discussions, and logic, has said that doing this is mostly pointless when you are using Apache 2.4 and php-fpm. However,...

We are now scheduled for September for our big 12.x upgrades

Until then....I never had any success with using Plesk within the ASL WAF due to 10.4.4 oddities (not ASL's fault).

Thanks Nils.

In Plesk 10.x, the fastcgi_params file does not exist (anywhere).

Will creating one do any good? I don't know where the master config is to see if it looks for such a file if it exists.

https://httpoxy.org/#fix-now I presume ASL has already added the necessary rule. HOWEVER, what about Plesk, which in one configuration is not protected by ASL? Plesk 10 (EOL) uses....its own webserver. I forget what. Does anybody know off-hand how/where to add the appropriate configuration directive...

This is the 4th of July weekend. It may take a while to get an official reply. But I would suggest opening a case anyway, so you get to the top of the queue as quickly as possible.

Have you had any issues with backscatter? As of yesterday, I've conquered all the other stumbling blocks of using Postfix and Amavisd-new. The only thing that remains - and which cannot be resolved - is backscatter. With qmail-scanner, we currently tag messages that score over 3, and reject messages...

Well, BEEP. I'd made an error during testing and in fact none of my machines can resolve PTR records for any IP on the same /24 when using the local named to do the lookup. It is all down to the .in.arpa record that gets added and can't be removed on a Plesk-based system. (and for all I know needs t...

OK, we definitely need to move this. It isn't ASL. I don't know what it is though. In named.conf, I have this, generated by Plesk: zone "a.b.c.in-addr.arpa" { type master; file "a.b.c.in-addr.arpa"; allow-transfer { common-allow-transfer; }; }; And that's the problem. If I remove...

I'm posting this in this section on the off-chance it might be to do with the ASL firewall. I really doubt it though and to be honest I think I'm clutching at straws. So obviously move it if needed. Anyhooo... What's happening is that on a particular machine I've set up for testing, with Plesk 12, C...