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So you also get this error when using Roundcube to send a mail, and also a mail client like Thunderbird or Outlook? If yes, then I'm out of idea's and maybe somebody else has a clue if the DA logs don't say anything and no mail customisations are in place.

No. Just backup and reinstall through custombuild should already be enough. If all is correct your current settings are not overwritten. But always backup to be sure. You can make a snapshot if you have a VPS. I just use SSH, make a directory /root/backup and then either use Midnight Commander...

Odd... this error notice is normally a typical Sendgrid notice, not a DA notice as far as I'm aware of. Never seen in on DA itself before yet. No customisation anywhere? I see you checked the Exim logs, but did you also have a look at the /var/log/maillog logfile? Maybe that shows something or...

This can be a couple of things. 1.) Check your system quota's. 2.) What is your DA version (go to console and type da version to see). Also restart DA to see if that fixes things. 3.) What is swaks? Never mind, lol. If that works it might be system quota's.

No need to be scared. Just backup your csf.conf, csf.allow, csf.ignore and csf.pignore and if you changed something then also backup the custom.regexp.pm and maybe csf.blocklist The install via custombuild, normally things should not be overwritten, just doublecheck and if something changed...

Please only English here, we don't understand Polish. So we should not be the ones using Google translate as you have the problem. If you can't do it yourself I would suggest to hire somebody to check and fix it for you. Check one of these company's for example...

We can't do a lot with that picture. Have you done what is asked in there? Checked the server log?

Probably it's present in that file but I ment what I said so in DA itself. I'm not a favorite of changing files themselve if things can be changed via the panel. Yep, that's what I ment with the domain options, domain setup. :) Glad to see you fixed it. You're welcome. ;)

Check the option in domain options in DA itself to redirect to www or to domain or none. It might be set to www.

It was mentioned in the docs though, but I agree they can better post that instruction on the same page instead of placing the link there.

If it's compromised then you have to check that either a hacker had root access or the admin account has been compromised. When admin creates a site, then the index.html file is pulled from this directory: /home/admin/domains/default/ for a reseller this is kind of the same...

Also possible, disabling auto_updatese in csf.conf and restarting csf will remove that cron automatically for you. However this still does not remove the csget cron in /etc/cron.daily which the question is about and is still running every day. It only does a version check on the old url, but...

You mean 10 per user. :) However this is not really true. You can devide it this way, but the first part is correct. It's 20 domains per license. You can also choose to have 19 domains on 1 user and 1 domain on another user, or even don't use a second user and you have all 20 domains...

It's possible in certain ways for hackers to get to the different domains on the same user account depending on the hack. This is not just limited to Directadmin. Normally hackers can not simply get to domains from other users.

You are correct, the CSF update cron is removed, but the csget not only exists and runs but is also pointing to the old download site of CSF.

Thanks. Goes a bit too far for my knowledge and I'm already reading the line like "be aware of truncation attacks". If possible I rather leave things alone. However, so 1.1.1 and earlier did not handle it correctly and now the new version does so we got a load of errors. But then these errors...

In this case, can't be fixed so only solution is ignore (which is why I put topic to solved). Indeed logs will always have some useless lines, but these are a massive amount useless lines, otherwise I wouldn't have bothers. But a lot is irritating to me. It's just like how I use logs. I...

Yes that's correct. So that is the reason why I asked, because specifically was written "this user" and not "all users" or "users" which made me wonder if it could be a wrong permission issue no the users homedir in some way or something similar. Which would wonder me too as Clamd is normally...

Sorry Eva, but I don't have any trust in GPT or AI answers as often they have errors in their answers and are not always 100% accurate. At least I've seen that a couple of times. Which is the reason I rather ask it here. However it contains some interesting sentence which I will quote next...

Only that user and no problem with other users?