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That's up to you if you want that. I've read a little bit about it on Cloudflare (click) and if you have setup the hostname the same was as in my guide so as seperate DNS record, then you do have seperate DNS like as in a subdomain. Also in that DNS record you are able to create DNSSEC keys for...

I don't know about that, I only know that cPanel creates their own RPM's for it. And that the official release for their version is moved to the 25th this month as you can read in their announcement (click) and uses their own update mirrors. As for others... that is nice but can those be...

There is a choice. By default as Ohm J stated, the perm block is used. However, you can create custom files if you want to use temporary blocks. This requires the brute_force_notice_ip.sh and block_ip.sh in the /usr/local/directadmin/scripts/custom directory. This will however overrule the build...

DA was way before cPanel and cPanel did not even make it to the Februari 18 release as announced, so their RPM's will be updated later, see the corresponding thread at cPanel. As you could have found on the forum, DA has forked only a few weeks after CSF stopped and also already has brought 2...

I can understand, but the docs also state that you should be able to use the DA_HOSTNAME and other commands during installation. That is no conflicting information, that is just another way of working with the hostname depending on the needs. I mentioned that as other method in the 3rd line of...

If that is the case, then it's clearly a bug and you should not report this to an installation guide like this, but in a seperate thread or in the release thread of the version since this is happening. The hostname in the settings were you pointing to does not as much as normally is required...

It's al the same, doesn't matter if you use Enhanced or Evo. Evo just has certain extra options but the rest works the same. After Zeiters reply I set the limit to 500 MB and now I wait what happens. As soon as it's over the 50 MB content (which it has now) then I set it back to 0 and see if...

I don't agree fully with that. I had issues getting of their blacklist in the beginning. Also on manual correspondence they asked if I met all requirements. After becoming a member I got my ip's released easier and way quicker, by just pointing out in the second mail (which creates the manual...

Why shouldn't it mean unlimited anymore? Should be no difference between Enhanced and Evo between these settings. I just checked and in Evo it's unlimited too.

It sometimes works a bit odd indeed.

I will try to set it higher and see what it does, but it should be just unlimited when set to 0. Thank you,.

I have to "up" this as it is still happening. For some reason it's not fixed by nightly tallys. Seems a bug to me. Is there any way to maybe reset this counter? @zEitEr any clue?

Yes, that is what I described:

Yep, got the mail about that already 2 times.;) Being member helped me to get help twice fairly quick when my server was blocked, but it was in fact not my server but a netblock. And since I had not been on their blacklist for a long time probably our server was mitigated and we could mail...

Be aware, if you are a hosting customer, you're on the wrong place too. This forum is only intended for Directadmin license holders, not hosting customers. So if you are not a license holder or reseller, you should contact your host for support.

Yes but in fact the second mailserver will be a smarthost for the ISP mailserver which is eventually really sending the mail outside to the internet, making it's own SPF/DKIM records. Which is causing the issue.

Ah oke sorry, then I misunderstood. I though you ment on premises but with another domain name. What you in fact want is a kind of a double smarthost. I have no clue on how this should work. You might be able to solve the issue by not using a DKIM on your own server, but only using SPF, and...

I think so. Theoretically, if you use DA as smarthost to the Exchange server then it will also send mail generated locally to the Exchange server. It's up to the Exchange server on how to handle these mails. As for receiving mails, it's a question of putting the MX record to the ip of the...

Check this one: https://forum.directadmin.com/threads/changing-default-e-mail-from-address.62363/ that should do the trick normally.

Compare with Windows XP then or other software out there. The lifetime licenses are declared legacy. As you know in software world, it's quite comon to declare lifetime software end of life too (there are examples out there). So be glad it's just legacy, they can still be used and -even- are...