Hello bob147, abdi, everyone,
I would like to state once again that the behavior reported in this thread is abnormal. Unfortunately, I was unable to confirm it in the lab - I tried adding the eleventh domain via the Plesk interface and was blocked by a Plesk error message. The domain was not added, and I did not lose access to Plesk.
Without a reliably reproducible case, it is hard to tell what is the root cause here. I can offer some general advice that will serve you well should you ever encounter something out of the ordinary:
- Keep your Plesk up-to-date. We release updates with bugfixes on a regular basis - use them.
- If you encounter an issue you believe to be caused by a bug, contact Plesk support. Our engineers will analyze the situation and compile a report for developers to look at, if necessary. This way, we will be able to release a bugfix and make sure that all Plesk users can benefit from it.
@modronmarch,
Nice reactions from your side, by the way.
However, the issues seems to be persisting, when having a look at bob´s posts, certainly his last posts.
Sure, we can all state that we have encountered this and various other license related issues: double licenses, license not properly active after migration, hacks to create licenses for a short time period and re-create them time after time (in order to bypass license checks) and even (limited) usage of one license on multiple servers.
But do we really have to discuss that in the open?
Should not be considered wise, since this is actually "opening up the licensing model for malicious actions".
Moreover, the issue is or can be related to another (major) security issue.
And reporting the bug, proposing solution or even presenting a solution to Plesk support?
Yes, been there, done that, no result.
As for now, I admire the nature of your reactions and the speed of those reactions, but with respect to the contents.........I am in doubt.
Seems to be wise to remove a topic thread in which the possibility of exceeding the domain limit of a license is discussed.
In my humble opinion, the proper suggestion would be: re-investigate the issue.
Regards....