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@mow, It is a trade-off. The trade-off between "quick fix and preventing costs as a result of issues or bugs" or "being confronted with costs, while waiting until issues or bugs are fixed". I do agree that Plesk customers should not be confronted with that trade-off ...... it is essentially...

@HHawk, I am addressing you and all other people interested in the topic. Everybody can decide for themselves whether they can "read" my posts, find the text "readable" (or not). Everybody can have their own opinion, come to their own conclusions. You conclude - apparently - that my post...

@HHawk It must have been clear that I mention some hosting providers in my signature - there is not enough space to mention all hosting providers that I have actively tested with Plesk instances. Server4You is not my company, it is a hosting provider, so no need to answer the question "how...

@HHawk There are other more important issues with Plesk Migrator - some of them have been solved, others still have to be solved. However, one cannot come to any general conclusion when only focusing on one particular issue that has not been solved. In essence, Plesk Migrator works fine...

@AYamshanov To be honest, the UserVoice request might be a good idea, but one of the previous suggestions - secure MySQL connections - took a very long time, even though it was requested by many other users. In addition, some suggestions I prefer to associate with the issue or bug that is...

@Peter Debik The German banks increases prices as a result of increased complexity of regulations and financial law, augmented with increased required levels of liquidity and solvability, augmented with a "shareholder first" attitude of management (that often has stock options ..... and hence...

@HHawk I just saw your post as a notification in my email box. I can only be honest in response to your (and other) posts in this thread. Naturally, most people recognize the matter at hand and/or recognize the issues that you might encounter. However, that does not mean that everything...

@AYamshanov Could you be so kind as to develop a simple "button" in Tools & Settings > Server-wide mail settings that allows to activate drWeb (or other antivirus) for ALL mailboxes present on the server? After all, at this moment, drWeb is not activated by default for a newly created...

@Bitpalast Well, yes, as from your presence on the forum, it could already be concluded that you spent 250 hours per week on work :cool: Moreover, I can personally understand your choice - it is good to do something for the community and it is easy to get absorbed by the work for the...

@mjehlenz As stated before, the workaround does not always work - it is random behavior on the (server-)side of DrWeb. I have experienced that the workaround did work, then it didn't, then it did with other settings and ....... it almost seems like a pattern, but it is not. The best thing...

@Bitpalast Strange to change the handle :-D No, it has nothing to do with firewall settings and/or it is not even a Plesk bug : it is random behavior on the DrWeb side. The workaround is - as admitted before - very dirty. In essence, the dirty nature of this workaround is given by the...

@deepnpisgah For this purpose, it is better to add a paid for SSL certificate, for many reasons. This paid for SSL certificate has to be ordered elsewhere and has to be "uploaded" manually in Plesk - after that, you can assign it to the domain in question. Why should this be preferred over...

@custer Two questions : 1 - any update on wc cli (WooCommerce command line utility) integration? 2 - can you have a look at migration consistency? With respect to question 2, please note that migration of a WPT managed WP instance to a target server CAN result in notifications (on the...

@mow, @mjehlenz The error 103 code is unknown and the drweb update behavior is quite unexpected. However, there are some indicators of the root cause of the problem in /var/log/syslog (on Ubuntu) : 1 - notification : Can not update key file, trying to make update with old key file ...

@danami The re2c package should be included by default and also the plugin is enabled by default - at least, that is or should be the default on Ubuntu OS. However, this does not explain the issue itself ..... but yes, you are right : people should first check those packages/settings before...

@kek, In all honesty, you should simply block specific ports for the sake of security. For instance, if you are the sysadmin and the only one required to access SSH, then use Plesk Firewall Extension to allow you access and block ALL OTHERS. For instance, if you see any (really) suspicious...

@Andreas2022 Even though Fail2Ban may impose some performance issues, it is not very likely that your server is hindered by Fail2Ban. Curl is barely relevant in this equation. The equation consists of a web crawl (piece of cake for the system, even though the external site might block you...

@danami First of all, the command spamassassin --lint is a very rough indicator of config errors, not of compilation or code errors. I too have checked a number of Ubuntu servers, with new and old Plesk versions. The older Plesk versions have this (and some other minor) issue(s), the newer...

@Peter Debik It seems to be an URGENT matter. In some cases, the spam filter regexp - for instance, those used to whitelist domains in the form of *@domain.com - will not work properly. As a result, particular mails will not be received. I am not sure (yet) how these cases particular...

@danami I have reported a "bug" that is related to the Plesk eco environment and that produces an "annoying" error notification in the maillog at restarts of spamassassin. It does not have a major impact on the functionality of spamassassin, only a slight effect can be noticed. The problem...