But the rspamd defintion is not part of apache_apps.vhost.master. And when save something in IPSConfig / System / Server Config / e.g. Web this snippet is replaced - isn't it?
It should be. But if it's not then you have no problem. No I suggest, you first try an upgrade ( --force) and test if there is a problem at all. And then we look on how to fix it.
Custom server templates go to: /usr/local/ispconfig/server/conf-custom/ Custom install templates go to: /usr/local/ispconfig/server/conf-custom/install/ and when you have Nginx and not Apache, you edit the Nginx template and not the one for Apache.
Thanks for Your fast reactions! After thinking about I chose only first option of @till. Code: #ispconfig_update.sh --force Reconfigure Services? (yes,no,selected) [yes]: The following custom templates were found: /usr/local/ispconfig/server/conf-custom/apache_apps.vhost.master Do you want to rename these conf-custom templates now so the default templates are used? (yes,no) [no]: At the end anything as expected: First the default config of ISPConfig is active. After press save e.g. in IPSConfig / System / Server Config / Web the custom template with the snipset of @Th0m becomes active - and now access is restricted to some IPs. @Steini86 And of course regardless of the option I have to take care after an update of ISPConfig. But nevertheless - these custom functions of ISPConfig are very helpfull.