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Recent content by roon

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    Issue Upgrade mariadb 10.03.39 to 11.4 Obsidian 18.0.73

    Thanks for the replys, I read about dist upgrade, yes but I'd rather move to a new instance and migrate.
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    Issue Fixing Email Deliverability Issues in Plesk

    My first guess is no valid DKIM and SPF records in your server/dns setting you could first check this with tools like MX Lookup Tool - Check your DNS MX Records online - MxToolbox
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    Resolved Optimize with Performance Booster

    Thanks for your reply, this worked to have this green check icon but: 1. I removed the extra php settings everything else was set to standard 2. I could run the optimization. 3. After the optimisation the open_basedir setting of php was ="" 4. I re-applied open_basedir setting of the domain 5...
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    Fail2Ban Jail needed for /var/log/sw-cp-server/error_log

    well looks like an nginx open failed() Nginx-noscript filter has that [Definition] failregex = .* failed .* client: <HOST> ignoreregex = .*(txt|favicon.ico|jpg|png|gif|webp|jpeg|autodiscover) and nginx jail has that [Nginx-noscript] enabled = true filter = Nginx-noscript action =...
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    Resolved Optimize with Performance Booster

    I have the same thing but the open_basedir settings for the domain(s) are set to standard. When I open the details link in the optimize popup, the very first line says open_basedir= I don't know where this comes from. I am on ubuntu 24 with the lastest plesk. Also the optimizer says I should...
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