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> Change > Tools & Settings > Security > Session Idle Time > and check the box > "Allow IP address changes during a single session" I can't stay logged in for long enough to do that (or anything else). Is there a way to change this setting via command line?

Thank you, that answers the question. Along the same line, I couldn't find a way to list or set the PHP version. Did I just miss it?

I invoice web hosting clients annually and would like a way to do bulk updates to their subscriptions' expiration dates as payments come in. I found the article on how to loop over a list of resources and apply a Plesk CLI command ( v.gd - Shortened URL ). But I can't find CLI commands to list...

Done, thanks.

https://www.plesk.com/licensing-and-purchase-support/

Fails in Safari and Chrome.

Tried to submit a ticket asking where / how to update credit card info. Could not submit. Says reCAPTCHA is invalid and to try again. But there is no reCAPTCHA. Just the word "reCAPTCHA" which is not a link.

FYI, I also ran across the "all sites go to default" problem after I created a new Digital Ocean droplet from a backup. All the httpd.conf files in /var/www/vhosts/system/*/conf had statements <VirtualHost xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:80 > and <... :443 > with the original IP address. I could edit these one...

It gets worse. Now Plesk is caching an old file (seemingly) and will not let it go. When I log in to Plesk this message appears at the top: "New configuration files for the Apache web server were not created due to the errors in configuration templates: AH00526: Syntax error on line 3 of...

Thank you. But that mechanism does not seem to work. Following the instructions, I created /usr/local/psa/admin/conf/templates/custom by cp -r from .../default. Edited one file (.../domain/ domainVirtualHost.php) and tried regenerating the config via /usr/local/psa/admin/bin/httpdmng...

I want to log all access requests, whether from http (port 80) or https (port 443) to the same log file, namely /var/www/vhosts/<mydomain.com>/statistics/logs/access_log In other words, no separate access_ssl_log. I have tried including a vhost.conf at the end of httpd.conf, like so...

I have tried four variants of ways to point to the directory on the DO volume: two using Apache server aliases and two using symlinks. For each, one variant pointed directly into the bulk storage volume and the other pointed into the same file system to a symlink to the volume. In the Apache...

I have a CentOS 7.3 instance at DigitalOcean (DO) running Plesk Onyx 17.5.3 and Apache 2.4.6. The use of nginx is disabled so Apache is acting alone. (Tools & Settings > Services Management > Reverse Proxy Server (nginx) stopped.) Externally, Wappalyzer reports that the server in use is Apache...

Hi theWoosh -- FWIW I still have not gotten php parsing of html files working. Everything is as it was at my last post at the end of May. Any further suggestions very welcome.

I got the second test file above, http://literaryfashion.com/ssi-test/index.php , working. The missing piece was turning on short_open_tag in domain > PHP Settings. But HTML files are still not being parsed by PHP, no matter what combination of PHP version / PHP handler / Apache directives I...