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Yes it is possible -- I've seen ISPs do it using a user.ini file which is a user specific php.ini -- I've never done it myself nor do I know anything about how to configure that but it is possible.

1) Buy a SSL certificate -- I'm paying under $20 for 3 years so no point in messing around trying to get free options 2) Install the certificate using VestaCP -- basically you just copy and paste some files that the SSL issuer e-mails you plus the key that VestaCP generated into the appropriate boxe...

It violates most residential ISP terms of service to run a webserver from home -- at least in North America. Also again depending on your location the performance of a residential ISP connection is just not sufficient. Even people who have fast connections tend to only have a fast downstream with a ...

I've been working with the config file. You should use jail.local rather than jail.config. I've come to the conclusion that most of the pattern detections are wrong and by replacing them I've been able to get the mail stuff to detect some but not all of the attempted logins. The problem with doing t...

I haven't changed any settings in VestaCP but the VestaCP logfile /var/log/vesta/auth.log is recording failed attempts but not dates or times. This causes issues with Fail2Ban

Any suggestions?

You need to copy the certs that you installed to replace the self-signed certs in /usr/local/vesta/ssl then restart the Vesta service. I had the same issue a few days ago -- see here for topic https://forum.vestacp.com/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=13076 Basically I started by going to /usr/local/vesta/ssl a...

I know it is doable -- but my question is does VestaCP automatically handle setting up SNI if you add a second site with SSL or does one have to do it manually?

Have you checked that RoundCube is running? Checked RoundCube's logs?

What do you mean clients? Are these people who will have their own domain or are you selling people e-mail on a common domain? If the goal is just to make the self-signed certificate warning go away then any SSL will do. I'd generally recommend buying it from SSLS.com and just get the cheap $5 a yea...

you need to setup an A record for that IP in your domain's DNS then Goto VestaCP->>IP and put the domain name under the IP I understand the A record part but not sure what the second step is -- as far as I can tell all you need is the A record. What I'm trying to figure out is the best way to not h...