Recent content by AbramS

Was unable to edit my post anymore, but obviously need to define the PATH to make this work in crontab. E.g. add this to line 2 of the code: PATH="/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin"

Updated script for 2024: eDROP is no longer a thing as it has been merged with DROP, and the DROP file has a new URL. Also rewrote the script with more validation and logging. It also uses fail2ban instead of directly writing to IPTables, making the results visible in Plesk. Note: You will have...

Great to see that this topic is still alive after so many years. As I'm working through another Plesk refresh, I figured I'd have another look at my scripts and the feedback that everyone has provided over the years. This is my latest version of the script that also includes suggestions from...

Thanks for your input! I ended up putting those checks in place because I had occurrences where the cronjob would run over and over and over again without those checks. But that’s most certainly a good alternative.

Hi IgorG, I tried that, but got an access/privileges error, so then I figured I would post it here. Feel free to move if that makes sense.

While migrating my Plesk server due to an OS upgrade last year, I pulled together the scripts that I wrote/modified and added some better documentation. I figured I would share these here, as there are probably some among you that can benefit from them. Hope it's helpful. Note: I've added links...

While migrating my Plesk server due to an OS upgrade last year, I pulled together the scripts that I wrote/modified and added some better documentation. I figured I would share these here, as there are probably some among you that can benefit from them. Hope it's helpful. Note: I've added links...

Running yum clean all followed by yum update worked for me on one server. On the other one I had to go to the Plesk installation manager and remove PHP 5.3, reinstall it and then run yum clean all and yum update

I can confirm that I had to run the same commands mentioned by websavers to get the server to serve web content again.

Link to release notes inside Plesk is broken (page not found).

I'm also experiencing this on three Plesk servers. I'll be watching this thread for a definite resolution. Please let us know once we can just run a yum update all again without any workarounds or additional repo's. Hope Odin will be able to provide a fix soon. Thanks in advance!

Hi Sergey, IgorG, My next SSL certificate update is around the corner. Are there any updates on PPP-13673 at this time? Has been quite some time since march 20th :)

Right, so there really isn't that much of a solution at this point in time... I've already voted on uservoice, so hopefully I've contributed to getting this higher on the agenda. On the up side: for whatever reason my planned server backup task did run successfully and did a perfect transfer to...

Thanks for the info. Quite unfortunate that this has to be done through cron... Two questions: 1. On which user do you run these crons? subscription user or admin user? 2. The backup manager can also keep the amount of backups in check. How would one set that up through cron?

Hi All, I'm looking for a solution to keep a local and remote backup of certain subscriptions or at least have a full server backup on FTP. I have a livedrive.com reseller account which allows be to quite cheaply add 512GB of remote storage accessible through SFTP, FTP and WebDAV. I created...