You do not seem to have read the instructions I gave you in post #8, as they answer that question and explain exactly what you shall do. So here...
You did not install any packages as one of the packages, php8.4-imap, does not exist for PHP 8.4. So rerunning the update without having installed...
Always update the OS first and then ISPConfig. If you have already updated ISPConfig, run an ISPConfig update with the --force option after the OS...
Yes, you can delete it. It's not used.
Various PHP modules seem to be missing in your system's PHP version now that you upgraded Debian. See the older upgrade guides; they show that you...
Yes, you can update to Debian 13. Trixie has been supported since ISPConfig 3.3.1.
I guess what we might do is to add either a select field or checkbox(es) to define the scope of the whitelist entries in the whitelist form.
This is actually not the case. If this happens on your system, then the server is not installed properly and you should investigate what's wrong...
That's correct, there is no API function for this. This should be in the monitor_data table.
LE certs renew automatically in ISPConfig, so there are no changes needed for sites that use LE certs. I have never had any LE renewals fail on my...
The purpose of the whitelist is to disable all filtering or blocking actions in Rspamd. So it does exactly what it should do, and you added your...
Hello Haluk, I've approved your account bosspacific_new in our GIT server now. Best Regards Till
No.
Run: /usr/local/ispconfig/server/server.sh as root user, but if other changes work, then the communication is likely fine.
Yes, it must read from the local db. So your mail system is likely not able to pick up changes from master anymore. Run the ISPConfig server.sh...
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