Recent content by Crash79797

Well, a big thank you to @Maarten. and @Kaspar@Plesk I contacted Plesk support and it's been fixed, the sites are now back up and running :) For anyone who has a similar problem this is what Plesk Support did: Oddly, I hadn't modified anything prior to the crash (and definatly didn't modify...

@Kaspar@Plesk /var/log/mariadb/mariadb.log file is there but it is empty (blank). Thanks for the support info (as you said Mysql is a critical part of Plesk). Will contact support now.

@Maarten. Tried that article already (and just tried again to make sure). Doesn't work for me: Which then leads to:

@Maarten. Good to know, will try here first as Mysql and Mariadb are not directly supported by Plesk though (as there maintained by other people/companies)

Plesk Obsidian v18.0.58 CentOS Linux 7.9.2 3 domains hosted on server MariaDB version 10.11.8 Hello, For the last 48hrs my Mysql databases have been down (including the Plesk web interface)...... Been searching online but I've not been able to resolve the issue so need some help. Plesk we...

Thank you for your help...... you got me searching down the right path. You are correct, databases were corrupt. I fixed the issue with the below command (using SSH): plesk bin extension --upgrade performance-booster Also fixed Laravel (which wasn't opening) using: plesk bin extension...

Thanks for the help, tried 'plesk repair all' but no luck, will open a ticket with Plesk support

Yes, already in the panel.ini file (and I've just double checked) 'You can try to run plesk repair db -y to let Plesk auto-fix the issues.' Produced the result: Checking the Plesk database using the native database server tools .. [OK] Checking the structure of the Plesk database...

Plesk Obsidian v18.0.58 CentOS Linux 7.9.2 3 domains hosted on server I've installed panel.ini (had issues installing due to segments_45rp is not readable but fixed now), however, accessing performance booster I have access to database optimisation (under tools & settings > performance booster...

Hello, Migrating from: Operating system CentOS 5 (Linux) Plesk- Product: Plesk 12.0.?? (not 100% sure as I can't get the info from the server!) Migrating to: Operating system: CentOS Linux 7.5.1804 Plesk Product: 12.5.30 Well, whilst using Yum I seem to have deleted quite a few core files from...