Recent content by jerrac

First, I did find both of these knowledge base articles: https://kb.plesk.com/en/8602 https://kb.plesk.com/en/114756 My /var/www/vhost/chroot has the sftp and lib files in them. As do my site directories. Filezilla says "Could not connect to server". auth.log looks something like when I sftp...

No. That solution will not work for me. The users who are effect do not have the ability to manually edit file permissions. They certainly cannot run chmod. Manually changing the owner:group to match the sftp user and psacln would definitely let me deal with the files via sftp. But normal users...

Yes. That's one of the reasons I tried FastCGI. My public files directory is 777, <myuser>:psacln. Public files get uploaded with 664, www-data:www-data. Inside is my private files directory, drupalroot/sites/default/files/private, created by Drupal. It is 755, www-data:www-data. Uploaded...

PRODUCT, VERSION, MICROUPDATE, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE 11.5.30 Update #51, last updated at July 24, 2015 01:25 AM Ubuntu 12.04.5 LTS (GNU/Linux 3.2.0-86-generic x86_64) PHP 5.4.42 PROBLEM DESCRIPTION When I upload a file via a php script, Drupal 7 in my testing, the file ends up owned by...

So, for those of you who have upgraded from 11.5 to 12, how did you go about it? It's been 2 weeks since I last contacted Odin through their contact form, and I've received no response. Hopefully it's just that their form is broken. If it's not, well, that's rather bad customer service...

Like I said, I used their websites support/sales form. It's been several days, an parallel/odin's sites are organized in a confusing manner, but I'm sure it was the "Request Information" button on this page: http://www.odin.com/products/plesk/

I used the websites support/sales form to ask this a few days ago, but have yet to receive an answer. I have a multi year license for 11.5. I'd like to upgrade to 12, but all I can find are prices for a brand new license. Is it even possible to upgrade? Or do I have to buy a whole new license?

This seems like something a LOT of people would need. I certainly found plenty of posts on the subject of resolving dns entries from a chroot environment when I did a Google search. So, I would there would be workaround. To me, I'd think that adding the correct files to the chroot environment...

Server info: Plesk 11.5 on a Ubuntu 12.04 64bit server. When I try to run a curl or wget command as my chooted user, it responds with an error saying it cannot resolve the host. Ip addresses work. I tried the steps mentioned in this post...

Now that version 12 is out, are there any changes that would help get ldap/cas/shib/saml auth working? I did find, http://ext.plesk.com/packages/c29ddd7c-cccc-4588-84c8-ac95ee559e69-ldap-auth but looking at the code, it's 12 only, and doesn't allow ldaps://. And I'm not sure it would work with...

I found it by typing in the search box on the top right corner. Not sure why they don't have an actual link. Just start typing "Additional Admin..." and it should autocomplete with a link for you.

You ever find anything? I was just looking for the same thing. But, thinking about it, you'd end up having more than one account share the same home directory. If you were chrooting, at least. Which you would be, unless you wanted to give every user access to everything on the server...

Never mind. Only reason I was using FTPS was because I couldn't get chrooted sftp to work. I just found http://forum.parallels.com/showthread.php?289785-Plesk-11-5-SFTP-on-chrooted-not-working&p=708115&viewfull=1#post708115 and it works now. So I'm happy. If someone has similar issues, I was...

So, I just tried my upload from a server within the DMZ (it happened to have a gui and filezilla installed...). I configured it exactly the same, and it works perfectly. No GNUTLS errors. It is on Ubuntu 11.10, but I think the fact that it's in the same DMZ is more likely to be the problem.

Nope. My desktop is on Ubuntu 12.04 as well. The bug you linked doesn't sound anything like what I'm encountering. They seem to be having issues with NATing. I'm on an internal network, going from my computer to the DMZ the Plesk server is on. It does go through the firewall, but no NAT is...