cPanel supports IDN domains and that's great!
but:
1. I cannot use idn domain name in any form - it should be converted to punnycode first.
Would be nice if cPanel could convert idn domains to punnycode automatically and save our time
2.
Hi !
Strange behavior since few days on one account on cpanel :
I have more that 10 domains parked on the main account domain, with subdomains (wildcards) working fine.
Now i added some new domains but when i want to create some subdomain, only the main domain appear in the list !
The GStreamer mailing lists have been moved to freedesktop.org. All
subscriptions should automatically have been moved over to the new
lists, subscribers should have received welcome e-mails from the new
lists already.
A customer asked us to put on a DNS Resolver for its network.
What he requests is:
A list of allowed domains (white list) that the dns resolver can answer (anche cache)
Any other domains outside the whitelist must return a invalid dns record.
This is to allow access from his network to only few domains and block any other domains.
What software can i use?
Hello.
We want to create our own UI to manage addon domains, which talks to our API, which in turn uses API2 to create and manage domains.
We want to avoid the situation when a client uses a native cPanel UI to manage domains because we need to track these domains in our database.
When we disable 'Addon Domain Manager' feature via Feature Manager in the default feature list, then the API
How To Install And Configure Mailman (With Postfix) On Debian Squeeze
Mailman
is an open-source mailing list manager, i.e., it can be used to manage
email discussions and newsletter lists. It is probably the most popular
and widely used mailing list manager on the Internet. This tutorial
explains how to install and configure Mailman on a Debian Squeeze server
with a Postfix mail server.
Have a very strange problem. Noticed yesterday that a customer was using mailman to relay spam through the server. Several hundred messages went out before I caught it, and suspended the account. The servers load went from 0.79 to 47 in about 6 seconds.
I'm running a club website with Drupal 7 and have a mailing list hosted offsite using GNU mailman. I'd really like to consolidate this list to the web domain. I don't care about archiving the old emails.
What's the easiest way to use the list of email addresses of the accounts in the mysql database that drupal uses as the addresses to send mailing list messages to?
I've got several mailing lists set up with Mailman on Ubuntu 10.04. The web interface for one of them isn't working properly. I have some posts that have been held, but I can't accept, reject or delete them.