Plesk for Linux
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ABT: Group B
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- Plesk for Linux
Question
How to install and set up Mailman in Plesk for Linux?
Answer
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Go to Tools & Settings > Updates (under Plesk).
Note: If Plesk Web Installer is not accessible, refer to the command-line instructions.
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On the Updates page, click Add/Remove Components.
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On the Add/Remove Components page, expand Mail hosting and click Mailman > Install. Click Continue to begin the installation.
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Once the installation completes, go back to Plesk > Tools & Settings > Set Up Mailing Lists Server (under Mail).
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Set up the administrator account and click OK.
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Once the administrator account is set up, the Mailing Lists option will appear in domain's Mail menu.
Comments
4 comments
The version of mailman that comes with CentOS / Plesk (v2.1.12) is woefully behind reality. This version doesn't support SPF / DKIM / DMARC, which is **completely ESSENTIAL** in today's email sending environment. The minimum version needed is v2.1.18, with the latest version available being v2.1.23.
The answer to this question is therefore utterly wrong and outdated. What is more concerning is that it was created in November 2016. SPF / DKIM / DMARC adoption was high enough many years before this date to warrant using a newer version of mailman.
Hello, Plesk uses maiman that comes with OS, for CentOS 7.3 it's 2.1.5. If you would like to take part in our product improvement, please place this request at: https://plesk.uservoice.com/forums/184549-feature-suggestions
I am on Centos 7.5 and my mailman does not advance more than 1.1.15
I do not understand your 2.1.5 remark , are you cunfusing .5 with.15 ??
The version is really way out of time!!!
pease advice!!
@Hugosnel
Yes, there was a typo: Centos 7 comes with Mailman 2.1.15. And as for now, Plesk uses OS version of Mailman.
Please vote for this suggestion, the most demanded ones are likely to be included in the next Plesk versions.
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