Plesk 9.2 for Linux greylisting

Parallels released Plesk 9.2 with greylisting support in it, however, it appears that they didn’t implement it in the control panel and setting it up must be done via the command line.

ie:

/usr/local/psa/bin/grey_listing –help | less

Usage: grey_listing command [options]

Available commands:
–update-mailname or -um <mail@domain>
updates the grey listing
configuration for existing mail user
–update-domain or -ud  <domain>   updates the grey listing configuration
for existing domain
–update-server or -u              updates the grey listing server-wide
settings
–info-mailname or -im <mail@domain>
retrieves grey listing settings for
given mailname
–info-domain or -id   <domain>    retrieves grey listing settings for
given domain
–info-server or -i                retrieves server wide grey listing
settings
–help or -h                       displays this help page
Available options:
-status            <on|off>        enable/disable grey listing. Used with
–update-domain or with
–update-server command
-personal-conf     <true|false>    allows or prohibits personal grey
listing configuration for users. Used
only with –update-server command.
-grey-interval     <number>        updates grey interval value (in
minutes). Used only with
–update-server command
-expire-interval   <number>        updates expire interval value (in
minutes). Used only with
–update-server command
-penalty-interval  <number>        updates penalty interval value (in
minutes). Used only with
–update-server command
-penalty-status    <true|false>    enable/disable penalties for server.
Used only with –update-server command
-blacklist <add|del>:<pattern1[,pattern2]>;…
adds, deletes e-mail(s) pattern of
black list shared with spamassassin.
Used with –update-mailname or with
–update-server command
-whitelist <add|del>:<pattern1[,pattern2]>;…
adds, deletes e-mail(s) pattern of
white list shared with spamassassin.
Used with –update-mailname or with
–update-server command
-domains-whitelist <add|del>:<pattern1[,pattern2]>;…
adds, deletes domains pattern of
white list. Used only with
–update-server command
-domains-blacklist <add|del>:<pattern1[,pattern2]>;…
adds, deletes domains pattern of
black list. Used only with
–update-server command

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Acronis True Image server/echo server on Ubuntu 8.04 with Parallels

As usual the trueimage files from Parallels/SwSoft don’t compile properly on linux.  More specifically the snapapi26 module.

Tried recompiling with:

apt-get install linux-source-2.6.24 build-essential linux-headers-2.6.24-24
cd /usr/src/
tar -xjf linux-source-2.6.24.tar.bz2
dkms remove -m snapapi26 -v 0.7.29 –all
dkms ldtarball –archive=/usr/lib/Acronis/kernel_modules/snapapi26-0.7.29-all.tar.gz
dkms build -m snapapi26 -v 0.7.29 –config /boot/config-2.6.24-24-server –arch i686 –kernelsourcedir /usr/src/linux-source-2.6.24

However, the build didn’t work and the snapapi26 module could not be installed.

The following URL links to a tarball which helps install the snapapi26 on Ubuntu 8.04 and 8.10: