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Thanks for your reply. I did go to the "Manage Log Files" section and only today's files are available.
For some reason, the "Log Rotation" option was unchecked. I turned it back on with the default settings (by size 10240 KB, Maximum number of log file 10, compression on).
Hi,
I wanted to view logs from a few days ago but they're not available at Websites & Domains > Logs. Only today's logs are available. It's a high traffic website. What should I check?
Hi,
On Plesk Obsidian 18.0.36, I added a new user with Webmaster capabilities but he can't see the Tools & Settings and Advanced Monitoring sections. I tried to change his role to Administrator, still can't see them. Is this normal?
Thanks for your reply. It seems to be working now. Yes, Apache and Nginx were up and running. I just went to Tools & Settings > IP Addresses and clicked "Reread IP".
By the way, do you know how I can prevent Plesk auto upgrades?
Hello,
I host my own websites on a Plesk server. After last automatic update (Plesk Obsidian 18.0.36), none of the websites can be reached. The diagnostic tool at Tools & Settings > Diagnose & Repair didn't fix it. Please help.
Username: Pinocchio
TITLE
"More system info" gives 404 error
PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE
Plesk Obsidian 18.0.34 Update #2
PROBLEM DESCRIPTION
On the "Websites & Domains" page, clicking "More system info" gives a 404 error.
STEPS TO REPRODUCE
1. Go to...
"The cpu usage gives you the load of the total of all cpu cores where 1 is 100% of one core. On a 12-core-processor a cpu load of 6 means that the system has a 50% overall load" (Resolved - How to display CPU usage values in percentage?)
This seems different from the following:
Thanks a lot
Actually, the following answer seems to say something different: Resolved - How to display CPU usage values in percentage?
"On a 12-core-processor a cpu load of 6 means that the system has a 50% overall load"