Recent content by nkomarov

As for me, grey is "stopped/not running/unavailable", "X" is - "disabled/unavailable/broken". A "grey X" means "this is very broken, needs to be fixed".

I never said that all of these PHP-FPM services are used by my sites. I said I believe they are running [services] - in a sense that I have never stopped or disabled them. For example, I have Webmail components that are based on PHP-FPM 7.4 which means a corresponding service is working /...

My Repair Kit has found nothing.

Yes, or something like that. For me it's "wildcard on - go confirm manually every 3 months, wildcard off - fully automatic". Always checked "wildcard" and had no idea it makes so much difference.

Another reason for Outlook to refuse the connection: if in the SSL/TLS settings the Plesk admin forces "Recommended by Mozilla standards". It enables too new cipher modes that MS Outlook just doesn't support yet (while all the modern browsers do).

There is a false error message when I link my main admin Plesk account with a Gmail account. The account is actually linked after showing these two messages.

Username: TITLE Unable to post a thread with specific content - Error message unclear PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE talk.plesk.com forum PROBLEM DESCRIPTION Whenever I try to post a thread containing a specific string, the forum crops the content. If I try to...

Could you make a view of all the Apache logs on one page inside of Plesk? Or is there one already?

Similar problem with me. Handle the exception and report a human-readable error message please

I have an installation with multiple websites. I have some issues with Apache and try to debug it. I want to see all-sites Apache logs in Plesk panel but I find no such item on the global settings page. As far as I understand I can only go to some site's panel and see the Webserver logs...

I have a list of PHP-FPM services that looks kinda strange. First off, I'm sure a part of these is actually uninstalled but is still present here. By the way, how do I check it? Second, why are all they shown as disabled? In fact, my websites are running using these components - which means...

The problem remains. PHP 8.0 and 8.1 are out but both Webmail apps still depend on PHP 7.*

Same problem here... Trying to remove 7.* PHP versions from the installation and get a warning that both Roundcube and Horde depend on these older versions.

I wish there were a warning when the wildcard checkbox is checked, saying "think twice because you will have to renew the certificate manually". I actually thought I will have to do it manually anyway. It's good to know I could uncheck it and make it easier but I wish I discovered it not here...

That is not true. Uner /modules/site-import/index.php/mail-migration/index?dom_id=1&site_id=1 there is a dialog for mail import, and that is a part of the Site Import.