In this example, all emails whose sender is a@bc.com are deleted from the queue.
postqueue -j | jq -r ‘select(.sender == “a@bc.com”) | .queue_id’ | xargs -I {} postsuper -d {}
jq must be installed ( apt install jq )
for other filtering criteria
postqueue -j | jq
You can type and see the fields in the json output.
As a new feature,Plesk picked up zstd compression method for backups.If you want to create backup files with classic method you can edit the panel.ini file in two way
1. Go to Extensions ->Install and activate panel editor extension and open the editor in my extensions section
Select the editor and add these;
[pmm]
compressionMethod = deflate
2.Login to shell.Open /usr/local/psa/admin/conf/panel.ini file with your favorite editor like nano or vi.Add theses line to the appropriate place
[pmm]
compressionMethod = deflate
Note.You may already see [pmm] section.In this case you just add compressionMethod = deflate
below the [pmm] section.
Install the quota tools on your server.(debian – ubuntu)
sudo apt install quota
Edit your fstab file under etc folder:
/dev/sda1 / ext4 usrquota,grpquota 0 0
and remount it to take effect immediately:
sudo mount -o remount / (or whereever you want to enable)
Enable quota.This command will create two files on file system like /aquota.user and /aquota.group :
sudo quotacheck -ugm /
Activate the quota
sudo quotaon -v /
If you use debian or ubuntu,you should install the package first.
apt-get install curlftpfs
After the installation,create a folder where will you mount to.for example /mnt/rftp
sudo mkdir /mnt/rftp
curlftp’s format and its parameters are simple.for example,we have an ftp account like olriss and password: 123x4P at 192.168.1.199
in local server,mount remote ftp with using this command
curlftpfs olriss:123x4P@192.168.1.199 /mnt/rftp/
curlftps is similar to nfs tools so you can review the mounted ftp area in your mounted drive list.so check it with “mount -a” command.
after your work is finished,you can unmount it with similar way as nfs unmounting.You won’t need all parameters to unmount,You just unmount the folder like below,
umount /mnt/rftp
You can manage hosting limits or reseller limits by using lve manager extension (module) inside the plesk hosting control panel.It is useful because you can set some limits to your hosting accounts by using plesk ui.But if you login to plesk with using HTTP,some errors will be occur.Therefore, you must login to plesk with https protocol to work with this extension properly
Related Error Message
Platform error.It seems your session expired.Please login into the platform.You will be redirected to login page.
Error.Bad forgery protection token
If you use php with fpm standalone (without any hosting automation tool like plesk or whm/cpanel) then you need some tweaks for your busy php coded websites.I think the best fpm methot ise “on demand”.The fpm pool can be used for a website or multiple websites.All you have to do is finding your pool configuration file which belongs to your website.
Your pool file should look like this below
You can increase pm_max_children. and pm.start_servers but probably increasing the “max_children” will enough for you.After the file is changed restart the fpm service.
; By default use ondemand spawning (this requires php-fpm >= 5.3.9)
pm = ondemand
pm.max_children = 5
pm.process_idle_timeout = 10s
; Following pm.* options are used only when ‘pm = dynamic’
pm.start_servers = 1
pm.min_spare_servers = 1
pm.max_spare_servers = 1
[php-fpm-pool-settings] pm.max_children = 100
We need some iptables rules and a file that includes ip addresses.These addresses are belong to bad bots
I use a shell script that reads ip addresses one by one from afile and block it by using iptables.
Firstly,You have to create a file.for example under root folder and it’s name is bad_bot.txt
nano /root/bad_bot.txt.Write it ip addresses that you want to block into this file.You can use my own list bad_bot.txt file
If you want it run at every system boot,please write it in rc.local file.
iptables -F
for x in $(cat /root/bad_bot.txt)
do
iptables -A INPUT -p tcp -s $x –dport 80 -j DROP
iptables -A INPUT -p tcp -s $x –dport 443 -j DROP
done
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