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@Maarten Thank you very much for the suggestion. I haven't tried that but could of course change the repo to the archive. I...
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Repository for PHP 7.2 missing
PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE
Plesk Onyx 17.5, CentOS 7.9, Intel x86_64
PROBLEM DESCRIPTION
Since 6 November 2024 we're getting the following error from the Plesk Update Manager:
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@Peter Debik Thanks for the explanation. But @Strangelove wrote:
So he must have had access to the registered bug. Otherwise he wouldn't know about those details. That's why I was wondering about it. But maybe @Strangelove is the author of the bug report and that's why he knows about its...
@Peter Debik Thank you for the information. Interestingly, we haven't created any custom logrotate rules nor did we manually delete the corresponding report files. As I already said above, the cleanup routines should be made more robust. A simple check for the existence of the report file would...
@trialotto Thank you for chiming in.
rkhunter is working normally on our servers. We always get weekly reports, so I am sure it works correctly. I don't think the problem is with rkhunter being outdated (it is, I know), but due to a problem with the clean-up routines of watchdog. As the OP...
@IgorG As I already noted we cannot give access to our servers to external service providers (company policy). And I don't think this is necessary either, because Kaspar (see post #16) could reproduce it in a DigitalOcean droplet (fresh install). Follow his detailed steps and you will be able to...
@IgorG When I said "SPF enabled", I meant the DNS setting (TXT SPF record). This is important, because otherwise the problem does not occur.
If your developers had that record for all domains, I'm not sure why they weren't able to reproduce the problem. BC108 (post #3) described the root cause...