Suppose you would like to send a copy of an incoming email to another account while the email still goes to the original account. You can do this by modifying the .qmail file of the original recipient and adding an entry that looks like the following: &user@domain.com On a Plesk server, a full .qmail file [...]
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If you need to change the TTLs on all domains in Plesk at once, you can massage the database with the following command: mysql> UPDATE `dns_zone` SET `ttl` = '300', `ttl_unit` = '60' WHERE `id` >1; Substitute the TTL values for what you need. Since the flat files are still used by named to provide [...]
I had occassion to run across the following question recently: "Plesk was just upgraded to version 9.2.x and all domains now have an overuse policy set to not allow overuse. I can manually change this to allow overuse, but is there a way to do this through the database so I don't have to do [...]
There are times when you may need to migrate many IP addresses in Plesk. You could either do this by hand, one domain at a time or you can modify the database by hand which will save countless years of your life. I will assume you have logged into mysql and have selected the psa [...]
First, copy the smtp_psa file. cp /etc/xinetd.d/smtp_psa /etc/xinetd.d/smtp_additional Edit the newly copied file and replace the first line. Replace 'service smtp' with 'service submission' vi /etc/xinetd.d/smtp_additional Restart xinetd.d service xinetd restart Check that port 587 is listening on the server netstat -ltnp
