Recent content by seqoi

I understand you and your concerns since I have the same. From the communication of Plesk staff personnel, I understood it was an unintentional omission rather than intended behavior. You'll simply need to accept it and move on with your server.

I don't think it's a bug in its nature. She said they addressed it in a way that you can uninstall. That's what I did, and it's no problem. Yes, it is annoying and shouldn't happen, but luckily it's a 5-minute task. Good luck.

Ok thanks for the explanation. Much appreciated. Have a nice weekend.

Imunify installed itself on my Plesk Obsidian (AlmaLinux) without my knowledge a day or two ago. I handle all updates manually — everything is set to manual only, and I apply updates myself. I already have my own solutions in place, including firewalls. Why are you pushing extensions I didn’t...

I don't see your point on the "price of creativity". Before you jump at me look in my history. I am far from a Plesk fanboy. When I say I don't see your point I think of the fact that I don't see how they limit your creativity. I am saying from my experience. Example: I have Plesk and let us...

Wait what has that do with anything? Don't tell me some nonsense about an ongoing war or something. Plesk existed long long before two or more parties came to unsolvable differences and started a war. So your point is pretty loose. At this very moment, all EU countries employ hundreds of...

Yep, it would have been the super nice and elegant solution for the end user - a GUI checkbox or something like that. 2025 just started. All the best.

Nice. Happy New year! Stay healthy and prosper.

I updated it to 18.0.66 on this server three days ago. In the context of the Performance Booster, this doesn't seem to be resolved. After some unrelated tweaks and a few restarts, I still see this. Is it working on your end? I have 14 domains on this server and 13 of them are running on...

Aleksey thank you for your response. For many use cases, this behavior also seems expected. - that would be a technically incorrect statement. Also unfair a bit. I will give you the benefit of the doubt because geeks are geeks, they see things differently than the usual world, what can I...

I am unsure who brought up GDPR on this, this is not about GDPR. If you think it is you don't understand GDPR. A company can read employees' emails at any given time and be GDPR compliant 100%. GDPR is about how you keep user data secure and process it. GDPR has foreseen such situations. Show...

Went thru the WordPress repair only to end up in a loop asking me to redo it again. So the point of the story and my experience with WP Toolkit is this. WP Toolkit - avoid backing up and restoring unless you want to screw yourself. Rely on manual-custom processes as usual. The only thing WP...

And of course, my website is ruined after the unsuccessful restoration. Luckily it was a playground experiment. I am not going to use this WP Toolkit Backup and restore anymore until this is fixed.

Update: I went to select another backup for restoration, created a few days ago and this time error is different: Failed to restore site from backup Error: Error establishing a database connection. Restarted a server, like desperate action.. the same result. a very inconsistent experience...

So I just tried to restore a backup created today. This is the error and what I am being presented with: Failed to restore site from backup Unable to import database. Error message: mysql: Deprecated program name. It will be removed in a future release, use '/usr/bin/mariadb' instead WARNING...