Ispmanager news and blog

BitNinja needs about 1 GB of free RAM to run on a server. Read on to find out how to bypass this limitation.

In ispmanager lite, pro, and host, we’ve added the ability to limit the number of emails that can be sent per hour so you don’t get blocked for sending spam. This comes in handy when, for example, a user on shared hosting decides to set up a spam email campaign

This article covers the tools and methods involved in performing a full Linux backup and a few of the tricks I use

This is the second part of an article on configuring a mail server. We will discuss testing your mail server’s settings and configuring its security using AppArmor, iptables, and Fail2ban

This article will be useful for everyone who uses open-source software to make money. We'll discuss how to work safely with open-source licenses and what happens to violators, including the likes of D-Link and Cisco Systems

Here are some methods for creating and configuring a secure mail server on Linux Debian 11 Bullseye. The main focus is on anti-spam tools such as Greylisting, DNSBL, and SpamAssassin

We looked at two ways to update the panel, automatically and manually, from the console. We also describe how to fix some bugs

We’ll go over what will happen if you don't get an SSL certificate, what DV, OV, and EV mean, where to start, and ultimately which certificate to choose for your project