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@IgorG could you also please make some comments?

@Pleskie Thanks my friend. Would you mind sharing the notification about Docker? I looked into the change log. I could see nothing about Docker on Alma. I use docker, so docker is important for me.

Thank you for your reply. Do you also see the limitations mentioned by Sopherl?

Thank you Sopherl. I am still waiting for Igor to answer this question.

Hi Igor, On this page (Software Requirements for Plesk Obsidian) I see Alma Linux is listed without any asterisks (*). However, there are asterisks (*) beside Linux 8. The explanations for the asterisks beside Linux 8 says : "**** - Plesk supports CentOS 8, however, a number of limitations...

Alright. I found the solution for both issues. Here is the reason: PHP: Description of core php.ini directives - Manual

Hi Jan, Thanks for trying to help. It is a permission issue, and it finds the file. It just cannot read the content. Otherwise, I would receive a "no files found" message. That said, I still tried your suggestion with some hopes and the result was no files found instead of permission denied. So...

Thank you, Igor for your suggestion. It is the most logical way of dealing with the issue. I was actually successful in changing the location of the log file. Now problem is that the logs are useless. For example, “remoteAddr”:"" instead of showing any IP address. I am waiting to receive a...

Not in a publicly accessible web directory. Also, it's not I placed it. The program I am using has a special directory for logs. I am not a newbie, so I hope I will receive more focused replies.

Hi, I created a custom filter and jail in Plesk. The logfile is not inside /var/log/. It is inside the /var/www/vhosts/mydomain.com/httpdocs/logs/entries.log. Therefore, the log path is "/var/www/vhosts/*/httpdocs/logs/entries.log" This is causing the following permission error: f2bmng failed...