Recent content by Talistech

Hi, thanks for the detailed reply. Yes we have full root on the server and yes we do use DNS inside of our plesk. All nameservers are pointing to our plesk and DNS is managed via the panel. I know that it can be done via acme.sh or letsencrypt via cli but I wanted to use the builtin tools that...

/bump Will this always be a manual action?

We are currently automating DNSSEC activation for all domains. Most of the process is already automated, but one part still requires manual action. After enabling DNSSEC and adding the DS records, we still need to reissue the SSL certificates through the Plesk GUI and manually enable DANE...

Posting this for future reference; Solved the issue. After all I still had a corrupt table. I restarted the database with innodb_force_recovery = 4. After that I did a "plesk repair db" and I saw the following in my journalctl: Oct 25 19:05:21 [REDACTED] mariadbd[2401316]: 2024-10-25 19:05:21...

Hi fellow Pleskians, My backups recently started failing a couple days ago. This is the error I am getting: Upon checking the journalctl logs while trying to take a backup, I see that it restarts every couple minutes because it crashes itself. You cna find the log trace on the bottom. As far...

I was wrong. Appearently this is by design. See Issue - Bug: Plesk NAT - IP Reset via command line does not work because plesk things the ip does not exist.

You're totally right. I was a little too fast with creating this ticket. Thanks for the help!

Also posted in Reports because I truly believe this is a bug.

Username: TITLE Bug: Plesk NAT - IP Reset via command line does not work because plesk things the ip does not exist. PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE Server operating system version Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS Plesk version and microupdate number Plesk Obsidian 18.0.62 Update #2...

Hi there, I have found a bug while updating DNS records via the CLI. You are able to update the dns records to the "internal" ip address while using NAT. But you cannot use the external/public address because Plesk thinks that that address does not exist. root@server:~# plesk bin subscription...

Great! Thanks for following up on this @Kaspar@Plesk! Have a nice evening :-)

Look at the difference clicking Reset to default and after. Notice the ip's startign with 178(public) and 10 (internal).

Upon trying to reproduce it I have found that my issue is slightly different than I have said earlier. -> Creating a new subdomain gets created with the correct ip address under the main domains DNS records. But what is really going wrong is: -> What is happening on your test server when you...

Hi Kaspar, thanks for your reply. 1 internal IP (which is SNAT and DNAT'ed via my firewall) and this same internal IP has a public IP set via Settings -> IP Addresses. Let me provide you some screenshots and another test so I can reproduce it.

Hi fellow Pleskians, One of my Plesk servers is running with a NAT configuration. Everything seems to be working fine for now but there is only 1 small issue and I'm nut sure if it's a bug or not. Lets say for example my internal address is 10.10.10.1 and my public address is 99.99.99.99. All...