Well that confirms that whatever is going on on your system is unusual. The package itself does not come with "/etc/init.d/bind9", neither does...
Is this really a fresh install of Debian 12 or rather a freshly upgraded Debian to version 12? Can you run "dpkg -s bind9" and show the output?
No. I don't think anyone is actively working on this at the moment. The issue in the tracker can be found here for postfix:...
Explanation of the Problem We received a lot of spam from Google Groups in the past year due to technical design of Google Groups, spammers have...
Currently there is no such feature implemented. There is a long standing issue regarding this you can find here:...
Yes that is possible. You can mirror the Mailservers in ISPConfig, so all configurations are the same on both systems. There are a few key...
It is not implemented for maildir backups. There is an open feature request for it: https://git.ispconfig.org/ispconfig/ispconfig3/-/issues/6402
The number alone, tells us almost nothing. Please provide the full error message.
The whole description of the issue sounds really weird. Let's get that straight, so we talk about the correct issue. - You can access any website...
Did you install any other software on this server besides the usual ISPConfig stuff? For example any security solution. And when you get these...
Run a curl from your local system and post the output. curl -v yourispconfigurl.tld:8080 And is that scan run from your local system?
Interesting. It seems like no settings id was applied. Can you grep for the recipient address in the /etc/rspamd/local.d/users/ folder? cd...
Please post the complete line of rspamd. Especially the last part of that message is relevant. You need to check which settings_id is applied to...
What do you even mean by this? Is this "python app" running a webserver on a specific port and you want NGINX as a reverse proxy here? Why don't...
Separate names with a comma.
