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Oke, then another way. Outlook client also takes the settings from the webmail settings. If you login to outlook via webmail, do you also have Portugees set in there? If yes then I don't know. I've even encountered a Thunderbird client which has mixed setting which could not be changed gobally...

Just to be sure, exactly which outlook is this? Outlook from Office, if yes, which Office? 2016, 2019, 2021, 2024, 365? Outlook (new) from Windows?

Have you tried this again? Where you choose your language in the option and select the Rename default folders?

I suggest you read what you stated and especially the part where I said "where no conversion has taken place"! We are with thousens of DA customers, seems this only has happend without notice after a conversion. I didn't call you a lyer, I stated you first have to use a clean DA installation...

I just wanted to reply to 2 lines. We can agree on that. I also don't think that "works for me" is proove that it works good for all. However, in this case I only intended to proof that your statement was wrong and you can change resellers DNS settings for example. You didn't acknowledge that...

As said, I don't have those issues with my reseller account. So it is possible with DA otherwise I couldn't either.

That's what I'm wondering about, as in my first comment I already stated I don't know -any- panel as where a reseller can change his own limits. Which is logically because a reseller is no admin/root so always has the limits it's setup with. And since he comes from CP, also there a reseller can...

No that is totally not true. It's the same as with cPanel, give me an example of what a reseller can do in cpanel and can not in in DA. Resellers can do as they want with their account. So they can also change DNS records, even their own. And hosting limits are set by the creator in any panel...

Where do you get that idea from? Every reseller can create their own packages for his customers depending on the total resources he gets from the admin, that is not different then on any other panel. Who creates the reseller is not interesting. So there is no lack of self management. Not...

Which I also already suggested in my last line. But he might not have the correct license for ticket support.

You might try to check these for visibility in the GUI. I know you already done a lot of this, just doublechecking. 1.) check the /usr/local/directadmin/data/users/accountname/user.conf file where you change accountname to the reseller accoutname. In the user.conf of the reseller, check if...

As long as you have the license key required to install that should be no problem at all.

It is always advised to install a panel on an empty server so the best way to fix this is to choose an OS for the server and use the option to reinstall the server. After that, install Directadmin again. If you have websites on them which you want to keep, then first make a backup of all...

I would suggest, also to @ericosman to change this correctly in the script so it's not required anymore to change later on if a new version shows up. So instead of changing the download to directslave-3.5.1-advanced-all.tar.gz it might be a better idea to use this link...

Good idea. Maybe with seperate firewall installation or choice to install or not, for those using other firewall like CSF or something.

Did you? I didn't say that did I? I just warned about often AI gives wrong answers. So people have to take care and think about that.

Well... won't beat you but would strongly advise against it. Reason is that anybody can find an AI answer easy enough themselfs, that is not where forums are for. Just as well you could post Google answers. Most important reason, still often AI gives a wrong answer or partly wrong answer...

I know, as I also told this myself on the forums here multiple times. Point is however you can educate all you want, there will always be people who don't care or don't want to. Next to that, as you wrote, it's not only about the password, it's a lot more, for example protection against malware...

Not for manual passwords hopefully, we need shorter ones an don't need long especially not for databases. They already contain the accountname too which makes them longer also. For minimal password length they can use the da_config_set command.

Yes. At least for domains with ipv6. Most likely making connections on ipv6 too, not tested yet.