G J Piper
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Hi.
The first version of SNI support for Mail is available in Plesk Obsidian: https://docs.plesk.com/release-notes/obsidian/change-log/#18-rc10
You need MailEnable 10.20+ (for Windows) or Postfix 3.4+ and Dovecot (for Linux) to test it.
There are cases when it doesn’t work (e.g., if you connect to mail.domain.com it will not work, please use domain.com in connection settings of your mail client) that’s why we don’t mark it as “available”. We plan to fix these issues soon.
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Eventually, Plesk will officially support MySQL 8 :) After MySQL 8 GA, not before.
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Since Plesk Obsidian RC4, users’ Microsoft Outlook and Thunderbird mail clients can now be automatically configured based on entered emails.
https://docs.plesk.com/release-notes/obsidian/change-log/#contents-18-rc40
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@analyzer: I have several manually created autodiscover/autoconfig setups that specifically preselects/forces POP configuration and does not give the user a choice of IMAP. The user does however have the option of setting up their client manually and using IMAP.
G J Piper
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When this is implemented, it will also need to have the domain name fully customizable for those of us that use Plesk for an email-only server.
I have the email domains as root domains (domain.tld) on the server, but I have remote DNS handled so that mail.domain.tld is the MX pointing to the server.
So, if the autodiscover output says that the mail server is at "domain.tld" it will fail. Don't make it fully automatic without the ability to define the server domain manually.
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AAG J Piper
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I'd just like to be able to check a box in the Plesk UI, and then be able to enable the built-in iOS VPN setting in my iPhone and have a secure tunneled date stream straight through my server's IP address. Seems like it should be as simple as setting up an email account.
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G J Piper
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While this would be a great feature, my understanding is that postfix is incapable of serving certs on multiple hosted domains. Admin: is this incorrect? Would the implementation of this require a migration from postfix to something else?
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G J Piper
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Changing FcgidInitialEnv PP_CUSTOM_PHP_CGI_INDEX from fastcgi to plesk-php72-fastcgi seems to have no effect, even after a server reboot.
G J Piper
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Especially the newest Plesk supported version — PHP 7.2 at this moment.
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Yes having a GUI for "fail2ban-client set recidive (un)banip <IP Address>" would be fantastic. Seems like an easy addition since the client already exists.
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These suggestions look quite reasonable. We encourage other WPT users to join and let us know what other security improvements you’d like us to implement in WPT.
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Let’s Encrypt 2.1.0 extension with Webmail support is now available!
https://ext.plesk.com/packages/f6847e61-33a7-4104-8dc9-d26a0183a8dd-letsencrypt
We would love to hear your feedback on our forum at http://talk.plesk.com. We’d like to thank everyone who commented on this request and provided invaluable feedback. Thanks!
PS: about Mailserver support – we have it in our plans.
G J Piper
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v2.2.2+ doesn't work for webmail if the domain name isn't hosting a website on the server. Using the extension to encrypt webmail.domain.ext on a strictly mail server isn't possible -- would like it to be! :-) Please make it so.
G J Piper
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We need to make sure the Plesk plugin will allow Let's Encrypt to be used with webmail.domans.tld even when the domain is not hosting a website — only email/webmail.
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Hi,
We’re looking into adding this functionality in one of the upcoming releases.
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Awesome! Thank you.
@analyzer: Each type of client looks for settings in various places, some unique to that client. Some look in a variety of places starting with its preferred address/port then trying others if nothing is found. The difficulty is having the correct settings for your server found in all the places every client may look. Some of the types of settings files allow you to specify a "preferred" configuration, and a secondary configuration in addition -- allowing the end user to choose between them if their client supports it.