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Anybody care to give the blow-by-blow of what would be required to a) etablish a certificate for a master domain on a VPS server (so visitors don't get the "certificate belongs to PLESK" message on SSL pages), and b) establish a full SSL certificate for any given domain on a VPS server...

Ah, well. My loss -- I don't know Linux. Yet another reason to get with the program, eh?

You know what they say... size isn't everything. :D No, I'm on a VPS server running PLESK, so it's pretty easy to set the size of the mailboxes as required -- it all just comes out of the client's alloted space.

I've got a client with a site currently held with another hosting provider. I want to move them to my Jodohost VPS server, but there's a snag: they've got a dozen or so web-only email accounts with users that will not move to a client (as in: an outlook offline client; they're obviously fine...

Yes, you have to buy your own license for the server and install from scratch, even though PLESK does makes it sound like it's got some sort of MX7 built-in it's really just the ability to add CF to the templates -- pretty puny support of CF if you ask me; you can't tweak CF settings via PLESK...

Re: HELP: I can't take a dump!!! Well, there's perhaps the source of all your ills. Even in Wisconsin it's got to be possible to get something more ambitious than that. Up here in my neck of the sticks (central VT) there are creative souls offering WAN WiFi across large swaths of rural...

<sobbing>Makes me feel like I'm on some kind of "fake" server... </sobbing> Thx for the CF info, I'll tweak and see what happens. I'm not pushing CF that hard, so the lesser RAM settings should hold.

Re: HELP: I can't take a dump!!! Get a third party tool like sqlyog from webyog dot com -- the free version is a great MySQL management tool, and it will allow you to schedule dumps as jobs remotely. The enterprise ($$$) version will do even more snazzy stuff for you.

Stephen, Looking over log files, I find this warning: "A process serving application pool 'plesk(default)(pool)' failed to respond to a ping. The process id was ..." for a whole bunch of processes -- I'm assuming those were the sites on the server that failed to come back up after the...

After Sunday's maintenance window my VPS server came back up with a crappy IIS service -- some sites were okay, others just hung. I had to wait for a client to call me to point this out before I realized what was going on, and b/c of the nature of the problem I had to get jodohost tech support's...

Bump?!? Anyone out there have anything to contribute to this, or should I turn it into a ticket...

I've checked the SWsoft forums and there's nothing about this, I'm hoping someone here can help: I've set up a client site to use AwStats instead of Webalizer; I've checked the "access to password-protected plesk-stat folder..." and enabled Perl support for the domain, but I can't find any trace...

While the hardworking jodohost'ers are busy giving CPR to various VPS servers, I'll offer some feedback on my own question. So, FWIW: Until the preview function in PLESK actually, you know, starts working, the easiest fix is probably to hack the hosts file on your workstation to point the...

manopb, I gave up waiting and took the plunge with a winVPS account where I can run my own MX7. Stephen has been a big help in getting it to work -- quite clearly, the issue here is *not* jodohost but psoft.

Stephen, Thx -- but the preview option still appears to be busted, at least in my install of PLESK. I get a 404 error when I try to preview any domain on the server. According to this thread over at swsoft, others are having the same problem, too, and have only resolved it by reinstalling...

Tanmaya, Thx for your quick response. I've got ameridane .biz set up with ns1. and ns2, and I've established these name servers with my registrar for the domain (e.g. the registration for the ameridane.biz domain has ns1.ameridane. biz and ns2.ameridane .biz listed as the name servers). This...

Stephen mentions in a thread that the best option for previewing a site before going live is to assign it to a static IP and then moving it back to the general IP pool once it checks out. WinVPS accounts come with 3 IP addresses and two of these are used for the box to act as a name server...

I've set up a winVPS recently, and established the server as a name server. I configured an existing domain of mine with a set of ns1 records (as per the jodohost name server FAQ), and then configured the domain in question as a name server with my registrar, and it seems to resolve fine...

I can't seem to get logged into the reseller tech support system -- I can log in to hsphere just fine, but the ticket system login just keeps kicking me back to log in again. Anyone know if something's changed, or?

Tanmaya, thx, that works Final question, then: should I still leave the CNAME record webmail.your-service-domain.com -> hspheremail.info even though it seems a bit redundant with the new A record handling things?