Just something I'd like to point out - As far as I know, ISPConfig doesn't properly escape/scramble SPF in its routing, so if a domain has a...
I can certainly do it for my OpenSUSE installation script, and it is available in the default repository of OpenSUSE.
Hello, Default ISPConfig site log configuration includes only a document size, but not the actual download size. I wonder if it makes sense to...
Just a short note - on another test server I also found /root/'/var/backup' folder. I don't know, if this is related, or a separate place to be fixed.
Despite this, bare maildirs (without Drafts/Sent/Junk/Trash) also seem to be created at the proper location (by dovecot?) and mail functions...
Hello, Looks like maildir creation script in the latest ISPConfig3 SVN is broken for the fact, that it adds too many apostrophes. In...
Hello, There is a syntax error in the file installer_base.lib.php of the latest SVN: PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected...
I see. Thank you for the explanation.
Hello, I have used a previous version of Perfect Server guide (courier based), but it had many other unfinished issues, and certainly did not...
Thank you for the answer. It appers that maildrop_plugin.inc.php is in plugins-available, but not plugins-enabled. I will enable this...
Hello, The script is located here, and it is derived from the earlier 'Perfect Server for OpenSUSE 11.2' tutorial:...
Hello, How does maildrop read filters, specified in ISPConfig3? Because I couldn't find where maildrop would access MySQL to read these...
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