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Apparently in 17.0 main.cf already contains the line
recipient_delimiter = +
and it manages to rewrite an alias to the main address
but unfortunately postfix_local doesn't know about the delimiter:
postfix-local[pid]: cannot chdir to mailname dir username+extension: No such file or directory
postfix-local[pid]: Unknown user: username+extension
postfix/pipe[pid]: ID: to=<username+extension@domain.tld>, orig_to=<bounce+extension@domain.tld>, relay=plesk_virtual, delay=0.02, delays=0.01/0/0/0.01, dsn=2.0.0, status=sent (delivered via plesk_virtual service)
postfix/qmgr[pid]: ID: removedThe fix in https://talk.plesk.com/threads/postfix-not-delivering-messages-with-recipient-delimiter.293444/#post-720844 should be integrated in the default master.cf.
With the change mentioned there (${user}@${nexthop}), everything works, it does not break other behavior (putting user+ext into the folder ext in user's mailbox does not work anyway), whereas without the change, mails addressed to user+ext@domain.tld silently get dropped, which should NEVER happen.mow - sourcetronic
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The listing of domains is a bit weird anyway. If I have configured a SSL certificate under Websites&Domains, then it doesn't show up in the server pool list section in Tools&Settings->SSL/TLS certificates, but I can select it in the section "Certificates currently in use for securing Plesk server".
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I'd say he means there should be a place where *all* scheduled backups are listed. As of now, there are the system backups in Tools&Settings and the individual backups in the Websites&Domains, and you have to go through a lot of pages to see them all.
Use cases: see at a glance if any backups have not run successfully, if there are any subscriptions that have not been backed up for a long time, check when the next full backups are scheduled to estimate whether there is enough backup space ...