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@Kaspar@Plesk Let's re-open this. I was able to reproduce it, it's a bug. It's not reliably reproducible, but I am almost certain to see the cause anyway: When a number of domains exist in a subscription and the system user name is changed, there seems to be either a race condition between an...
So it's a simple outgoing mail issue. Is the outgoing mail limit sufficient for the mailbox, domain and subscription? Is the outgoing mail port open, e.g. can other mail be sent through it? Are sender and recipient address formatted correctly? Only two entries in the maillog seem to be too...
It for sure doesn't have anything to do with Plesk. This is rather a PHP settings issue or might be linked to the Nginx proxy and its caching setting, depending on the URL that is used to receive the POST (e.g. whether it is treated as a static page or dynamic page). Without more information but...
Your description points to either a hardware issue or an issue with the operating system itself. You're trying to blame it on Plesk in your previous post, but Plesk only takes what's in the system and offers an easy-to-use user surface to manage system services. If they install system services...
Great, you're almost at your goal. The reason for the issues here is that you have a script that runs way too long. Normally, website scripts run a fraction of a second. When you are doing uploads it might take longer, but for regular operations anything beyond a few seconds is too long. This is...
You need to update your website content first (e.g. update Elementor to the latest version), then you can update PHP to a newer version. Your Wordpress is outdated, too. The "Error" shown above is just fine. ModSecurity is blocking Bytedance, which is what you want if Fail2Ban hasn't done it.
It seems that the operating system itself has incorrect permissions. This is something that Plesk cannot fix. I believe it is best to reinstall the server from scratch, especially the OS. I doubt that it is possible to obtain a clean installation state on your current system given the log...