Recent content by zoldos

I was able to open a support ticket. Thank you so much!! :D

@scsa20 Okay, I switched to the internal Plesk DKIM on my specific domain. I did everything carefully. I confirmed DKIM signing was enabled, etc. But for some reason, the default.pub key and dkim.sock files were *not* being created. I tried everything, and went back and forth with several so...

There are multiple domains/sites on my server. Will the built in DKIM work for just *my* site? I don't want to interfere with the other domains since they aren't mine. I'm the server admin tho. :)

I'm trying to get OpenDKIM running on my dedicated Ubuntu 20.04 server. I got it working briefly, then I messed something up. Here are the logs and more details: May 06 14:51:28 condor2388 opendkim[2800874]: opendkim: /etc/opendkim.conf: /etc/opendkim/TrustedHosts: dkimf_db_open(): No such...

Yes, that does seem logical. I will do that! Thanks for your feedback!

I would think so, but when I batch upload files to my Xenforo 2.2 forum, it will stop at 50 and state that is the maximum files that can be uploaded at once. I went through every setting in Xenforo, and turned up nothing. I also checked all Plesk and server settings. Again, nothing. The...

I just realized I'm using Obsidian 18.0.49. Does that make a difference? My bad!

In phpinfo it shows "max_file_uploads = 100". I swear seeing some obscure setting relating to file uploads info in a server config file, but can't remember! :(

I run PHP as a dedicated FPM application served by nginx and have Apache turned off (not sure if that makes a difference). And this in the PHP "Additional Directives" under my domain subscription: max_file_uploads = 100 Hmm....

I placed this in my server's primary php.ini file (*not* the auto generated one): max_file_uploads = 100 and restarted PHP (I'm using 7.4.33 on Ubunto 20.04 LTS). But the limit remains at 50. Almost like it is hard coded. Is this normal? I recall seeing a related setting when I was messing...

It's working great now. I did have to adjust a few custom links to include index.php? but no worries. Thanks!!

*Update: I successfully removed my .htacess file after disabling fancy URLs and turned off Proxy mode. My forum seems noticeably faster! Thanks!!

I run a fully dedicated server with PHP 7.4.33 (opcache and memcached) and a 2TB RAID HDD, Ubunto 20.04. I haven't tried PHP 8 yet, as not all parts of my forum are 100% compatible at this time.

This didn't work. When I disabled Apache Proxy in the settings, and applied the new nginx directives, any subfolders went 404. My forum uses mod_rewrite. If I turn that off on my site, do you think it will work? Pretty sure I used the correct nginx settings (via the plugin you showed me).

How do I do that> Yes I have an .htaccess. I'll check out the syntax conversion. Thanks!