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Why disable WAF? No. Yes, updates are always necessary.

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As far as I know, it cannot be disabled.

@PieterC23 By "migration" you mean not centos2alma conversion, but a migration using Plesk Migrator? What is the exact error message on deferred mails? Did you test mails against mail-tester.com? What is mail-tester.com saying about the mails you send?

Yes, a statistics package has been selected. Is the "Retain web and Traffics statistics" enabled in the service plan? If the subscription plan features are not synced with the plan, is it individually enabled? Please make sure that no "statistics" jobs are hanging in the Linux process list: ps...

Yes, it is not configured correctly. I am not familiar with the overlay file system type. Just recently came across this in the ELevate project, but don't really get why this would be needed on a normally operating machine. From the screenshot to me it looks like all important stuff is queezed...

The error message means that no vendor PHP is installed on the system. For that reason, php_value cannot be used in the .htaccess file. Instead, you need to remove the php_value line(s) from .htaccess and enter the desired settings into the additional PHP directives in Plesk instead.

Has a statistics package been selected in the "Hosting Settings" of the domain?

The statistics can and are protected by default by a webserver password. The same user account is used for it that owns the subscription by default. But you can change it and also edit the password. Simply go into the "Password protected directories" link. There you find the /plesk-stat...

SWAP should be at least half the size of RAM. If your server makes use of SWAP regularly, you need more RAM. SWAP is an emergency solution for the rare case when RAM absolutely does not suffice. You might see a rare and small SWAP use like 80 KB, maybe 1 MB or so, that'll be alright. But when...

@CHE Did you check the thread that Maarten provided? You should be able to remove the one line from the cron job that doesn't belong there. remove /opt/psa/admin/sbin/autoinstaller --select-product-id plesk --select-release-current --reinstall-patch --install-component base 2>&1 /dev/null from...

Please check whether the case described in Issue - run-parts: /etc/cron.daily/pleskupdate exited with return code 1 applies to you.

According to the log that you provided:

No. No. It doesn't. There must be another cause on the server. You could run # top on the command line to see the current cpu load and watch which processes consume the most time. You could run # MYSQL_PWD=`cat /etc/psa/.psa.shadow` watch "ps aux | sort -nrk 3,3 | head -n 20 && echo "\ " &&...

Could you please try to clear your browser cache, then close the browser, reopen it and try again?

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Did you change anything in the Python configuration of the server? It looks like /usr/bin/python3 is linked to a non-default Python version. Pleae check the /usr/bin/python3 link where it points to. Resolution: Remove the invalid link: # unlink /usr/bin/python3 Link /usr/bin/python3to...

"/path/to/your/backup/directory" is an example. You need to enter a real path where you want your backup of the directory to go. Please consider opening a support ticket and let support assist you with the process.

Honestly, I can only recommend to let Plesk support do the installation of MariaDB for you or at least let them check the status of the server and give specific advice afterwards. If you choose to install MariaDB yourself, make sure you install the server and the client. Afterwards, make sure to...

You will not want to install MySQL, but MariaDB. You'll also not want to do that before you backed up /var/lib/mysql with # cp -v -a /var/lib/mysql/ /path/to/your/backup/directory/mysql_backup because a reinstallation might change contents so that you might lose existing data.