Recent content by DylanJ

Any users of Imunify 360 and/or Atomic Advanced that can share their experience of them and which - if any - they would recommend? I see that they should prevent attacks to WordPress and the like but have you seen a noticeable improvement (e.g. less attacks in logs, better server performance as...

I've done the same, I couldn't see that anyone else had submitted one. I've given them "feedback" via the "other" options on the survey

Totally agree that this is intrusive and unwelcome. I pay a lot of money for the product and expect to be able to use it without being forced to answer a survey. This is NOT "product onboarding workflow" as I have been using it for many years and we absolutely have the right to not have to...

According to the changelog PPPM-7412 has been fixed but the problem persists for me on the latest version so this must be a different issue.

I've set up a new Windows 2012 VPS. It came pre-installed with Plesk 11.5 so I ran the upgrade wizard for Onyx 17.5.3 and all looked ok. However, the backup functionality for websites does not work. I keep receiving the following errors: Error: server "server" No objects dumped because of...

On further inspection the backups failed with the following error "Runtime error: Could not run make dump with pmmcli[Illegal seek]" which I see may be a problem with Perl/Python, hence why I posted in the Plesk Onyx forum as this has occurred immediately after upgrading

I upgraded yesterday to Onyx and all looked to have gone smoothly. However, since this morning when Dropbox backups were scheduled to start on the server the CPU usage has gone through the roof. 6549 mysql 20 0 2809m 460m 6424 S 171.0 1.4 83:42.62 mysqld...

I have also seen this article https://serversforhackers.com/video/curl-with-http2-support which uses the official repo but has some different steps. The terminal command "curl -I -k https://www.mydomain.com" throws the error "curl: (35) SSL connect error"

I'm getting cURL errors with HTTP 2 enabled. I suspect cURL needs updating but yum update reports no packages available for update but the version I have is 7.19.7 (on Centos) so I know there should be. This link https://serverfault.com/questions/321321/upgrade-curl-to-latest-on-centos/686264...

Yes it is, I will need to run fsck on it then, many thanks.

This afternoon I've started getting hourly messages with the following subject and message: Subject: Cron <root@tatooine> run-parts /etc/cron.hourly Message: /etc/cron.hourly/plesk-php-cleanuper: Warning: failed to stat /var/lib/php/session/sess_kc546f89is4nub2q6ulgk303q1 : Input/output error...

I found my problem to be caused by nginx directives not being configured correctly. Then, what was happening was that .htaccess files were picking up the requests that nginx missed and obviously Apache was processing them and defaulting to the OS vendor version of PHP. Because the application...

Ok, thanks

I understand that, I can keep running vhosts on older versions of PHP if required but the vendor OS version is not going to affect Plesk itself is it?

Are we safe to upgrade the OS vendor PHP version to PHP7?