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Upon looking again, it appears that ProFTPD is running, but not rejecting connections. I changed it to stop using passive mode and now it connects successfully. Whilst this is, of course, a happy resolution it does concern me that this can apparently change without an obvious reason. I'd be...

As stated in my original post, proftpd won't start! It was never a port issue.

Hi Igor- thanks for the reply. When I run the first command, I get the following: Is what you suggested not effectively the same as: though?

Earlier this week, I upgraded from Plesk 12.5 to Onyx. The upgrade was successful and I encountered no issues at the time, even after a reboot of the server. Yesterday, I rebooted the server again after adding and configuring a new hard disk. No other changes were made to configuration. Now I...

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I am currently unable to access the Plesk control panel except from the web server itself. When I try any of the following options, all work on the server itself but externally all I get is the default Tomcat page. https://server_name:8443 https://anydomain.com:8443 https://local_ip_address:8443...

Seems to have worked, though got emailed an error: Unable to generate the web server configuration file on the host <thsrvweb01.mydomain.com> because of the following errors: Template_Exception: [Wed Dec 17 08:58:08.457227 2014] [so:warn] [pid 3639] AH01574: module actions_module is already...

Will that not cause conflicts? Seems a little unnecessary to have two entries in the list for what is effectively the same thing. Perhaps something to consider for the next release - wildcard domain alias?

I don't wish to create a separate subdomain in Plesk - it is one hosting space. Same folder on the server. i.e. http://domain.com===http://mwa-ha.domain.com. I originally tried to create a domain alias in Plesk, but this doesn't allow wildcards. The manipulations with the vhost files were based...

I have a new Plesk 12 installation. I have configured a domain (example.com) with hosting that also requires wildcard subdomains. To achieve this I had to create a vhost.conf file with... ServerAlias *.example.com This works and I can go to http://anything.example.com with no issue. I...