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Hello :-) Please check if your /root/.my.cnf file uses the parameter "pass". If so change it to the full parameter "password" and try.
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Hello :-) The issue needs more information. Still I assume that you noticed mail missing after a taking a cPanel backup. cPanel backup generation won't create any such issues. Possibly you might ...
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Apart from the tweaks mentioned in the document, make sure that the domains are enabled with SPF and DKIM. Enabling these features will help you to avoid reputation damages to a great extend.
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Hello I think the document
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Hello Glad that your server is stable now. The limit can't be increased dynamically and hence I would suggest you to stop the server first and then modify the /etc/my.cnf file with the altered val...
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Hello :-) Check whether you actually exceeds the open_files limit by executing the following SQL queries SHOW GLOBAL STATUS LIKE 'Open_files'; The above command will give you the number of cur...
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Analyzing the issue without the server access is bit difficult. If you are using "dovecot.index present in /home/username/mail/domain.com// through cPanel file manager to something like dovecot.ind...
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Most probably it would be DNS cache issue and it will get cleared within a couple of days. Meanwhile make sure that the MX records are updated in your name servers as well. You can check it by usin...
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Hello Firewalls and Anti-virus scanners can interfere with the mail clients communications with the mail server and may leave an improperly synchronized or outdated list of downloaded mails in th...
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Hello Check whether /var is writable and is not filled up. You can simply check it by creating a file using the command touch /var/test1