Recent content by NimaMa

Hmm, I guess I just figured it out, I just changed "Default site" to "None".

I have several domains configured in my Plesk, and one of them is set as the "Detault site" under Home >> Tools & Setings > IP address management. This has the unpleasant side effect that any domain I point to this IP renders content from the Default site unless it's setup. How can I...

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OK, I figured out what the problem is I think. I changed the permissions on the folder /var/lib/php/sessions from the official Plesk prescribed ones (1733) to 733 instead. Now the task is able to delete files in that folder as root user. The sticky bit explicitly prevents the root user from...

So I've tested this a bit more now and I am completely puzzled why there's such silence on this issue. The cleanup task literally does not do ANYTHING. I ran it manually several times now, I even ran it as sudo as the apache user. The number of files in the session folder keeps on growing and...

Yes I applied that change a while ago but I am struggling to understand what that has to do with the issue I outlined above? Unfortunately it doesn't matter whether there's one file or 1,000,000 files in the session folder. If the file is not writeable, then the root user won't be able to delete...

I'm using 11.0.9 CentOS 6 110120608.16 All session files on my server are stored in the folder /var/lib/php/session The folder has the following permissions set: drwx-wx-wt 2 root root 548864 Apr 10 20:09 session But all session files inside that folder only have rw permissions...