Recent content by Andrea Bampi

Ok thanks, this is the answer I was looking for. Just to be clear: this is a "recent" limitation. I have 10 servers running Plesk 17 and 18 (up to 18.0.71) and ALL servers have a perfectly working "Welcome page" with the same domain as the server hostname, managed as a normal subscription with...

Thanks guys. But my issue right now is just the SSL certificate on the Welcome page at https://server28.xxxxx.it (no port specified). The login page is already reachable only when port 8443 is specified, so I already solved that issue (just "disabling" the "Customize URL" option). And the SSL...

Thanks for the answer, but I absolutely DON'T WANT the Plesk login page to be reachable on server28.domain.tld , that was the whole point.. I think it would be a security issue. I just want to see a "Welcome to the server" static page when users (or bots) try to reach the domain without :8443...

Hello, I recently activated 3 different servers, all with U22.04 and Plesk 18.0.73. I have several other servers with older Plesk versions and I'm used to create as first subscription a "welcome page site" with the same domain name as the hostname. For example, server28.xxxxx.it I have no...

I found the solution after some hours spent on the Plesk Support documentation... here it is (in case anyone else incurs in the same issue): https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360008479414-Some-functionalities-are-missing-in-Plesk-admin-interface- It seems that in my installation for...

Hello, I'm configuring a new server (VPS) with Obsidian 18.0.38, immediately upgraded to .39 and a Web Admin license (it will be used just for a single website). Just a couple of months ago I got another small server with the same type of license and just a slightly older Plesk version (18.0.35...

Thanks... this confirms my "fears". Now I'm puzzled about completely disabling all security updates too - I know it's clearly not recommended, but it's unacceptable to lose an entire server overnight like that

I was affected by this issue too and solved by switching to FastCGI instead of FPM... I just have a quick question (I'm NOT a Plesk guru, I'm just a developer forced to manage some servers, too) - WHY did this update apply automatically on my server, considering I've disabled ALL updates, at...

Just to add some details. I made several tests and I confirm the "issue": if I use the same folder on the same ftp server for more than one subscription, when checking Backup Manager I see all the backup files mixed together - this happened on older Plesk versions too, but the BIG difference is...

Maybe I wasn't clear - I don't want to mix different servers, just different domains. On a single server I have 30 active domains, but with the new system, to avoid confusion between different backups, it seems to be mandatory to create a different directory for each domain (better said...

On older Plesk versions, it was common sense to use the same remote ftp folder to store all domain backups: the system named the files automatically and it was even possible to add custom prefixes. I just realized that in Onyx this behaviour was changed - I can't see backup filenames anymore...

I'm sorry if this may sound a silly question, but since I manage four small servers with Plesk Onyx I was a bit scared too (never seen any similar alerts on Plesk 11 and 12, and I still have a couple of servers running those versions)... I checked the blog post and what I understand is that ALL...

Thanks, I assume you mean that also deleted files are tracked somewhere (I didn't find where, checking the files in the tar.gz).

Hello, I didn't find any precise info about this topic, so I'm opening a new thread. Simple question... what happens when a file is deleted from the backupped domain? Does the subsequent incremental backup contain any info about the removed files or does it just consider the changed and added...

Thanks, it seems to be free indeed! (I assumed that "subscription needed" meant "paid subscription"!)