You can add your rule also in /etc/ufw/before.rules Then the rule will remain even after a reboot.
sudo ufw deny from 47.82.0.0/16 sudo ufw status numbered
You can install ISPconfig on a test server with test passwords and then put the directory /usr/local/ispconfig into a TGZ, upload it to ChatGPT...
This is explained in the ISPConfig manual. https://www.allerstorfer.at/whitelists-with-rspamd/
Have you tried to whitelist them?
https://www.allerstorfer.at/whitelists-with-rspamd/
I have also dealt with this before and I have created a Perl script that logs the mail traffic in a MySQL database in real time. rspamdlogger.pl
I would install it again with the ISPConfig 3 autoinstaller.
I would like to hide the “Available Modules” on the ISPConfig start page because they are visible on the menu bar anyway. In which file can it be...
https://www.allerstorfer.at/rspamd-dovecot-ispconfig-automatic-spam-ham-training/
You could try an ispconfig_update.sh --force and say "yes" to Create new ISPConfig SSL certificate (yes,no) [yes]
[ATTACH] Just go to "Email | Domain | Spamfilter | not enabled"
Perhaps this also works with the Apache module mod_vhost_alias? https://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/en/mod/mod_vhost_alias.html
It sounds like the ownership of the files is wrong.
Separate names with a comma.
