Recent content by Aleksey Filatev

Thank you for the detailed explanation of the behavior you expected. It is definitely a valid expectation, and it differs from the behavior currently implemented by the product. The WP Toolkit does not remove files that are not present in backups and, similarly, does not remove database tables...

Hello! WP Toolkit for Plesk allows configuring the automatic installation of specific sets on each website in service plan settings (guide). Unfortunately, you cannot configure specific plugin settings.

WP Toolkit retrieves actual data about each registered WordPress each day. Usually, this operation takes a few seconds, but in some circumstances (in a wide range, from malfunctioning plugins to real malware), it can take much longer. In this case, the website will be marked as quarantined...

WP Toolkit generates a few events: installing, registering, and removing websites. You can listen to these events the same way you listen to other Plesk events. You can probably react to installing a website with some specific set to start the licensing process. There could be a pitfall that...

Yes, if you back up your website using WP Toolkit and after that change the website (for instance, apply an update), restoration of this backup will revert all changes, including website files, its database, and so on.

Unfortunately, at the moment you cannot initiate the integrity checking or the core reinstalling processes using API. We plan to add these REST API methods in the future.

I can suggest that one or many of the website components (plugin or theme) do not support PHP 8.2. Can it be true? You can check it by making a clone of your website and trying to disable plugins one by one.

Oh, I got what you are talking about. Only administrators can add their servers. Customers can't add servers since it would have a security impact.

You have to use the panel.ini configuration option: [ext-wp-toolkit] remoteManagementEnabled = true

Unfortunately, you cannot allow this beta feature for specific users, only for the server as a whole.

Vulnerability WordPress <= 6.1.1 - Unauth. Blind SSRF vulnerability is not yet fixed, so any WordPress version is affected. But WP Toolkit provides two ways to mitigate it for your websites (see screenshot for the details).

I apologize for the inconvenience. We will take measures to prevent such issues in the future. For now, update 5.12.1 has been published. It should fix the issue. Feel free to report us in case of any problems with it.

Сould you please clarify symptoms with the installed version of WordPress Toolkit? Whats goes wrong?

As soon as the long time passed since the latest message in this thread, could you please clarify how the issue looks like now?

The issue with Safari fixed in version 5.11.1. This update already published and will be delivered automatically within a day. Apologise for the inconvenience.