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I've always had proper hostnames setup. Always. I'm incredibly pedantic about that.

Go figure, nobody paying attention to anything that's being said here Once again, same issue. A PROPERLY configured hostname (server.domain.name), and DA changes it AGAIN No, I shouldn't have to setup a variable to tell DA to not do this. That would require editing the script every time I...

No, it's really not. This does nothing to block spam. It blocks legitimate usage, but doesn't block spam. You want to block people trying to abuse that? Then put in a proper firewall. Institute proper password requirements. Simply blocking someone from trying to send legitimate mail is NOT...

There are, in fact, legitimate uses for this very thing. Unfortunately, as always, the vocal insist on things done improperly and breaking those. Case in point: I cannot send mail from wordpress , because of this. My servers are properly setup and configured. Each have their own hostname, each...

It does, though.. Unless you specifically instruct it NOT to. This is quite literally backwards. if a legitimate , verifiable hostname is setup, then DA should never alter it, ever. incorrect. I've had this happen multiple times over the course of the past few months. I always hit up...

Is following standards that difficult? I mean, admins take the time to set hostnames, and they shouldn't have to adjust scripts on the whim of some software. That's just ridiculous The point is this never should be done in the first place. Seriously. Never. This is just amateur level nonsense

It is... I mean, it really is, especially when you take the time to set your server up before running that script (and have to do so for multiple servers).

That is all.... Thank you I have a valid hostname. I have RDNS setup for said valid hostname I do not need, or want for you to advertise your product , or change said hostname. Your job is to install software, not alter my server configurations or hostname

There is no "centos 9". Never will be. CentOS was discontinued after 8

I've been inundated with spam the past couple of days, and unfortunately away from the office where I could troubleshoot the issue. When I got back, however, I noticed a few things. Firstly, exim.conf got updated yesterday am (presumably exim as well), automatically, as it should have...

There are no routable ipv6 addresses on the server You are correct, DA thinks ipv6 is enabled but even ::1 doesn't work . The server / host doesn't support ipv6 and in this case, that's fine

It would appear that the default nginx configs (at least nginx_apache) are not quite correct and need to be updated. When building, by default, nginx adds in ipv6 bindings to the configuration file ( /etc/nginx/nginx-vhosts.conf ). For most, this is ok. However, not for all. If someone, say...

DA develops on quite a variety of platforms, so I'm certain they won't be choosing just one . Most likely develop as needed for all of them

I haven't done a ton of digging into DA in quite some time, but after moving things around a bit (from gmail to zoho, and a few other things), I discovered that the Zoho template is set to use their eu MX servers, instead of those locally. So, for those in the US (many are), you may find this...

Funny, this is one of the things that turned me off about OLS, what, 2, 3 years ago, and it's STILL being tossed around. Proof that , realistically, nobody is listening

What *I* have to tweak isn't going to be what someone *else* has to tweak, and so on and so forth. I don't disagree, at all. Grep is your friend in SSH, but it's only so helpful. Finding out what value you have to modify is like the old needle / haystack comparison. It would be one thing if...

It does not! The 'actual problem' here is the fact that it cannot be configured. THAT is the 'actual problem'. One shouldn't have to dig through various directories to try to figure out what configuration variable has to be changed just to make the server function as it should, properly. The...

Whether this is DA or Litespeed, the blame game, and the delay on getting this fixed is just ridiculous. Clients need this issue resolved, and both companies seem to just be blaming each other. have been for years. Come on people, find some way to get this working properly

LOL, gotta love it when devs come in here and try to defend their laziness. You couldn't even be bothered to write a script to figure out if necessary libraries were installed BEFORE your script was installed (and install them if not) You couldn't even be bothered to test your system on a...