There is a runaway process called lookup-domain.p on my server.
If there is a runaway process called lookup-domain.p on my server, that typically this means there is something going wrong with Postfix. First check if
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How to change your email password when using Virtualmin and Usermin
To change your email password, log into Usermin at port 20000. E.g. https://webmail.yourdomain.com:20000 Navigate to “Change Password” in the left hand side.
How to enable encryption on outgoing SMTP email for SSL protection
In Virtualmin by default outgoing SMTP email will not be encrypted using SSL and you may get warning when setting up your email clients. To
To to enable Let's Encrypt by default for all new mail domains if you're using Virtualmin
By default Virtualmin does not configure the mail.yourdomain.com virtual alias so you can’t easily just get the Let’s Encrypt certificate to work with it. The
How to create a new email address using Virtualmin
About Setting Up New Email Addresses in Virtualmin Virtualmin makes it really easy to set up new email addresses. This article explains how to create
Virtualmin not picking up correct PHP-FPM version after upgrade of PHP version
See this link: https://www.virtualmin.com/comment/782623#comment-782623
After re-checking your Virtualmin configuration the first time in a long time, you get a BIND issue that DNS servers are not setup properly
For the longest time you haven’t re-checked your Virtualmin configuration. Then one day you install a new version of PHP and you want it to
Virtualmin is slow due to clamscan and spamassassin
Your Virtualmin GPL server has crawled to a halt. Whilst doing a ‘top’ you see repeated events of CLAMSCAN taking up memory and CPU. You
Virtualmin FTP not working on port 21
On CentOS 7 you try to FTP to your freshly installed Virtualmin server by doing this: user@hostname ~ $ ftp cp01.vander.host ftp: connect: No route
Virtualmin versus Plesk and cPanel
Virtualmin versus Other Control Panels This article was taken from the Virtualmin website and slightly modified to give Vander Host’s opinion on Virtualmin versus other