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WAF and Fail2Ban are independent and different things. Go to Tools & Settings > Security > IP Address Banning (Fail2Ban) to configure Fail2Ban.

If "PermitRootLogin yes" is in your file and your root password is not accepted, the password is likely wrong. If the line does not read "PermitRootLogin yes", but something different, it's not configured correctly.

Sure, but that's just normal. Make sure you have the Fail2Ban jails activated so that brute-forcing won't succeed.

Not yet. But I have it on my radar, too.

Unless you connect your server as an add-on network disk to your local computer, it is unlikely that you need Samba. It is for sure not needed for Plesk services on the server itself.

If SpamAssassin is disabled for an account, the configuration file has no effect. You can check your /var/log/maillog for incoming mails for that address. SpamAssassin should not show up in that sequence.

Thank you, got it. It's true that there is a new component in Sitejet, but the Sitjet team seems to make us all curious about how to this will work. As I have heard today, they plan to announce next week how to activate and use this new feature.

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When you have the DNS component installed on the system, the server believes that it is the responsible DNS server for the domain. You need to tell your server that it is only secondary to your external nameserver. Documentation: Plesk as a Secondary DNS Server However, I am not sure whether...

There are two underlying issues that need fixing: For one, the 5.5 version of MariaDB is more than just outdated. This will cause trouble in the future with other aspects of the software, too. For example you will need to convert your server to Alma 8 soon, because CentOS 7.9 is out of life...

Maybe you can use the 30 days free trial period on an otherwise paid subscription? But even if you pay for support, it would still only be a very, very low charge. https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/12388090147095-How-to-get-support-directly-from-Plesk-

https://www.plesk.com/blog/product-technology/plesk-obsidian-2023-survey-results/

This configuration is not possible yet. You can vote for the feature here: Issue Let's Encrypt Wildcard (and others) certificate without main domain in SAN (use DNS-01 challenge only)

@PieterC23 Thank you for the details. Maybe it makes sense to describe the case in detail on Issues · plesk/centos2alma as a bug?

It can be seen in the screenshot in the docs, though. There the variables are enclosed in greater than and less than characters.

I think the question might get answers on a more Wordpress related forum such as WordPress Development Stack Exchange

What version of MariaDB are you using? The problem is only known for 5.x version so far. What is the setting of the variable "innodb_file_per_table"?

Wordfence is good, yes.

I am not sure whether the claim is correct. I am using scripts myself where for example ${NEW_DOMAIN_NAME} is a valid placeholder. Are we talking about the same thing, e.g. using the variable in a shell script?

It would be better to increase the RAM, not swap. If swap is frequently used, it's an indication that RAM is too small. The / partition should never get close to full, because a full / partition will lead to outages of services such as MariaDB. Make sure you have enough disk space at all times...