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Hi, I've been following the guide titled "How to Add a Custom PHP Version in Plesk for Linux." Everything was going smoothly until I reached the step to register the PHP handler. I encountered an error that I can't seem to resolve: Unable to register the PHP handler: php-fpm-5.6.38: service...

Yes, I finally realized that it cannot be done if the Plesk Firewall is enabled. The way you suggest the best one. However I ended up doing it with a cron script because I like to keep all my Plesk servers with a the same manegement procedures. Thanks!

Thank you for the suggestion. This technique looks cool but I'm afraid that if I persist the iptables rules and restore them this would certainly overwrite the iptables rules generated by Plesk. The Plesk firewall creates a .sh file that rewrites all the iptables config each time it is applied...

I'm afraid that the custom rule I need to add (NAT, post routing, masquerade) cannot be created using the Plesk Firewall GUI (or at least I don't se how).

I need to make a custop iptables rule persistent so that I can enable our docker containers to access Internet. This is the rule: But this rule is lost everytime I make a change using the Plesk Firewall GUI. How can I make this rule persistent? I've seen post talking about...

When I try to run a script in Node.js I'm facing the next issue: Tried the following with no luck: https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000644114-Node-js-Run-Script-option-fails-on-Plesk-server-no-node-binary-in-the-current-PATH

I found the culprit. In my case it was the New Relic extension. Removing it fixed the issue.

@tomstar do you have the newrelic extension installed?

xdebug is disabled on my PHP settings as well

yes!, with that option in General Settings

@tomstar that is exactly what I'm experiencing with PHP 7.4.33 and PHP 8.x. Using PageSpeed and Newrelic what I see is a huge slowdown in the php processing that leads to TTFB of 2-3seconds per request. I'm trying to install an additional handler with PHP 7.4.0 using this procedure. I'll...

That is exactly what I need and not what I thought I needed! thanks a lot!

Recently my Plesk servers installed updates and I'd lke to remove on of them, how can I do that? What I need to do is rollback to PHP 7.4.0 instead of the latest 7.4.33. The latest php version has an issue and I really need to uninstall it. thanks!

and if you test it with PHP 7.3, does it perform better?

PHP 8.0.25 has the same problem. Elapsed time to load the WP-admin dashboard: 9.0 seconds with PHP v8 or PHP v7.4.33 1.0 seconds with v7.3.33 or lower (7.4.0 works fine as well but i can no longer get it in plesk) Both PHP 8.0.25 and PHP 7.4.33 share these two fixes in the reelase notes...