Hi everybody

I use my server for send e-mails to big list

My queue is always with e-mails didn´t delivery

I want to unprotect my server, use the form more easy for send e-mails with mail() php

I change the ip/mask 127.0.0.1/8 to 127.0.0.32/8 to other, but now es imposible restar first.

What is the file, that I need to change whit SSH????


Gracias. Greetings

I'm not sure I understand the question, but you want your whitelisted IP number to be 127.0.0.1/32, not 127.0.0.32/8.

Sorry by my english

I want know, which file being modified when I change the whitelist????


127.0.0.1/8 for 127.0.0.1/32

Thank all.

Plesk actually stores most of the data in the `psa` MySQL dayabase... so even if you found the file, it would likely be overwritten shortly after by Plesk.

Change it right in the control panel. As NightStorm said, it's stored in the PSA database.

From the CP the path is Server > Mail > White List

The problem is that my panel is imposible, I don´t know is any file broken but, it is imposible modify

I going to try find the mysql, datebase.

My problem is that my server send e-mails, when one user put an ad, and I have a big queue.

My remote queue dosen´t send e-mails.

I want change any file, for send all e-mails, I don´t use the server for SPAM, and I don´t have user in my server.

Thank all.

But if you do not have the mail server configured correctly it will be used by the spammers, because you'll be running an open relay. So you need to make sure that 127.0.0.1/32 is set correctly.

If you're running a mailman mailing list (sounds like you might be) you'll want to make sure it's a Moderated list. Otherwise anybody will be able to send mail to the whole list. Obviously not what you want. I posted some directions on how to do that a few days ago in the How To section since all of the lists on my server suddenly became UN-moderated with an upgrade to 8.1 a week or two back.

In other words, secure your server. If you don't you're going to end up getting your IP blacklisted and quite possibly run into problems with EV1. They've got a pretty strict policy (thank goodness!) when it comes to machines in their network that are being used to spam people.