Recent content by janpieterk

Thanks for your reply, and good to know that a newer version of a remote db won't be a problem. Ubuntu 20 on our Plesk servers will be upgraded, in the meantime we have extended support enabled.

Hello, Plesk Obsidian 18.0.79 on Ubuntu 20. MariaDB on localhost: 10.3.39. Sites use an external databaseserver by default: Ubuntu 20, MariaDB 10.3.39. If the external server gets a release-upgrade to Ubuntu 22, its MariaDB will be 10.6. It would then be different from the version on...

Our setup: Plesk 18.0.77 Update #2 running on Ubuntu 20.04.6 LTS. Backup target: FTPS provided by pure-ftpd (running in docker, stilliard/pure-ftpd - Docker Image) We had the same problem: all FTPS backups failed since updating Plesk from 18.0.76 to 18.0.77. The suggestion by @manos solved the...

In other words, using an ACME client to automatically renew Sectigo certificates, as described here: https://docs.sectigo.com/scm/acme-integration-docs/1/eab-clients-sectigo-acme-integration.html is not integrated with Plesk? An ACME client for Sectigo certificates on a Plesk server will have...

Hello all, Is it possible to automatically renew certificates issued by Sectigo in Plesk? The only information about automically renewing certificates that I can find seems to be about Let's Encrypt. It looks like other certificates (e.g. from Sectigo) can only be renewed by manually uploading...

By now the updates seem to have completed successfully, so hopefully this was a one-time glitch.

It wasn't me who tried this, but as far as I know, the attempt was to only update the Akismet plugin.

Dear people, Has anyone seen this error before? User was attempting to update Wordpress plugins, and got the error message "Empty instance state". See below: Apparently, things were in such a bad state at that point that Plesk found it necessary to automatically restore the latest backup of...

Thanks for the advice. The param 'verbose_scheduled_backup_logs' wasn't there in the misc table, so the logs are not verbose. What I did was create the following cronjob to be run every four days (0 0 */4 * *): find /var/log/plesk/PMM -maxdepth 1 -name "*.log.*" -mtime +3 -delete So, only...

Well, the problem on our server is the migration logs. Two weeks worth of "migration.log.xxx" is something like 3 or 4 gigabytes and I find that a bit much. We had "disk full" problems because of that. I don't think keeping two weeks of "migration logs" is necessary. I would like to adjust this...

Hello, Plesk Obsidian on Ubuntu 16.04. I am trying to configure the logrotate for the logs in /var/log/plesk/PMM/, which seems to be 14 days now. I would like to shorten this, since the logs take up a lot of disk space. However, I can't find the location where I can configure this. There is...