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So I know! The main issues is this: Plesk is trying to create AWStats config files for your domain, but the directory: /opt/psa/etc/awstats/ is missing or incomplete. So when Plesk runs webstatmng, it tries to copy /etc/awstats/awstats.model.conf to...

The path is wrong it should be something similar to this Thats what you should be seeing let set up my vps to see if i can get the same sort of error but this is what it should look like /var/www/vhosts/mydomainname.com/httpdocs

Process Restriction Without PHP-FPM / CloudLinux Given your stack (LiteSpeed + FastCGI on RHEL 9, and Windows Server 2022 + FastCGI), here's how to achieve each control: Plesk Linux (RHEL 9 + LiteSpeed + FastCGI) 1. Limit Simultaneous Processes FastCGI spawns PHP processes per-domain...

It's taken me sometime to dummy test this to get it actually working here are some key Takeaways: Without CloudLinux, the closest equivalents are: Linux: systemd cgroup slices + SELinux = ~80% of CloudLinux's process isolation Windows: IIS Application Pool isolation + AppLocker = equivalent...

Is a problem I might know plesk linux pretty well. I even tested a dummy of this on a vps and acted out the prooblem to solve this. And I am willing to help if he comes across any other problems if he tells me what he code line he put in to terminal

So this is solved? Mod mark has solved. :))

marked solved.

what happened! The root cause was an old DNSSEC extension that had left behind corrupted/orphaned InnoDB tables: module_dnssec_dnsZone module_dnssec_signingKey module_dnssec_version Plesk's upgrade process performs a database dump before upgrading, and mariadb-dump aborted when it encountered...

I got this log yesterday I update it no new update but still got this: mariadb-dump: Got error: 1932: "Table 'psa.module_dnssec_dnsZone' doesn't exist in engine" when using LOCK TABLES **** Product prep-install started. Create user 'psaadm' and group 'psaadm' Group 'psaadm' already exists...

A few things jump out immediately. 1. RewriteMap cannot normally be used in per-vhost or .htaccess context RewriteMap is only valid in the Apache server config context (httpd.conf, included server config files, etc.), not inside a <VirtualHost>, .htaccess, or many hosting-panel custom rewrite...

On Plesk Obsidian for Linux (RHEL 9), the recommended way to enforce these types of restrictions is through CloudLinux LVE (if installed) or through a combination of systemd/PAM limits, PHP-FPM settings, and Plesk subscription configuration. Here's how each requirement can be handled...

depends how long they stay on your site too and how many.

20k monthly views got me like 50mb in traffic.

Honestly the chances in getting very high bandwidth with the protection and blocks you will not reach no where near 1gb tb in your first month and some dedicated servers have 5tb 10tb and 25tb 50tb 100tb ect soo you if its 100tb you got its 10000000mb in traffic and one of my sites hit 20k...

For your own understanding: in standard Plesk deployments, customers can typically see resource usage and limits assigned to their subscription, including traffic/bandwidth quotas, unless the hosting provider has customized the interface or restricted visibility. Therefore, if a 500 GB or 1 TB...