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Thanks for the replies. Yes, I'm using Horde. Alexey, I had specifically wanted to disable mod_php5 to optimise the performance of Apache. Does using the site isolation settings have the same effect? (subscriptions are already restricted to only fastcgi through plan settings) Will the site...

I have my server and plans configured so that all domains work with PHP as FastCGI only. I had then disabled mod_php5 via "Tools & Settings > Apache Modules" in the Plesk panel (to reduce the memory footprint of the apache process). This has been working great for me with no problems at all...

@Hostasaurus.Com thank you very much for sharing your tip on updating the database, did the trick for me.

OK, seem to have it working now. With FastCGI symlinks can't be used (due to suexec), so using vhost.conf and vhost_ssl.conf to change the DocumentRoot is the way to go. It is also worth mentioning that the PHP open_basedir restriction needs to have the new docroot location added (this can be...

Hi Paul, Thanks for your helpful reply. Unfortunately I couldn't find much with your suggested Google search. (I found a NuBlue Magento multistore guide, but it just seemed to be talking about Magento, not Plesk/apache config) I'm going with the approach of using 2 subscriptions (with...

I've added my comment to a post in the Plesk 10 forum here: http://forum.parallels.com/showthread.php?t=259050 But I was wondering if anyone here knows if it is possible (via control panel or work-around) to have domains with different IPs share the same document root in Plesk 11? I'm not...

multiple SSL domains with shared document root? This inflexibility in Plesk is very frustrating! (1 IP per subscription) Many CMSs support multisite installs (Wordpress, Drupal, Magento) so you can run multiple domains from one document root and database. There are many reasons why multisite...

autoupdate caused problem I have had a very similar problem. Last night there was an autoupdate to Plesk 11 after that all the sites on the server went down (just showing the default page). The websites came back after resaving the hosting settings for each domain. I have just had down...

I had errors this morning as well. Also I am using CentOS 6 64bit, not sure if that is a connection. My error was different however as it seemed to be a problem with updating PHP. Details here: http://forum.parallels.com/showthread.php?t=261445

I just tried manually updating the components using the web based installer and found there was a checkbox for "PHP5 support" which was ticked by default. I found that if I left that checked the installer failed, but when I tried without it checked the the base packages updated fine.

No need to reboot the whole server, just restart Plesk on the command line to get the control panel working again, then you should be able to review the update log via the link. Run the following 2 commands to restart Plesk: /etc/init.d/psa stopall /etc/init.d/psa start I found the log...

Just to confirm I have the same issue this morning as well. My guess is that Plesk has crashed during the update leaving the control panel inaccessible. Just about to try restarting Plesk via ssh.

reconfigure all domains... maybe try something like this: /usr/local/psa/admin/bin/httpdmng --reconfigure-all

It worked for me on a server that didn't have many domains (thankfully). I've come to expect issues like this with Plesk, so wait to upgrade if I can, keep good backups and test first. This security issue lead me to upgrade sooner than I might, but if this is the biggest problem I'm happy...

resave hosting settings Hi, I had a similar problem but found that if I re-saved the hosting settings for each domain then it was working fine. Go into each subscription control panel, under "Websites and Domains" click on the domain name that isn't working, this will bring up the page to...