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In the end, my solution was to fix the handlers. plesk repair web -php-handlers This way I was able to move the unregistered handler to an existing one. Errors are gone, and everyone is happy :) I used this handy article (thanks): Unregistered PHP handlers

Thank you, I will try it.

Hi, We have the same problem, but weirdly only on our first (elder) CentOS7 server. Nothing happened after I updated the list with the 'plesk bin php_handler --reread' command. Any idea? Thank you.

We had the same error message, but the 'yum update' solved it. The easier way to use it in Plesk: Tools & Settings >> SSH Console Thanks.

I got this error when I tried to clone a website with WP Toolkit. (detached, attached again, and the same thing happened) Any idea?

I have the same problem here...

And unfortunately, the labels are not filterable anymore, which is a shame.

Ignore this one. I realised that I couldn't create more than 1 'public' label, only 'privates', this is the bug. :)

Thanks for the update. Yes, I recognised it this morning. And I was terrified. What happened with my lovely blue labels? :) From a UI point of view, the black text is not the best choice, I think. I don't mind the colour options, but can we get back the original colour as an option? Light...

Thanks for the quick update. Just a note: We had to re-scan all broken WordPress sites and lost all the admin passwords. So we had to re-type (copy/paste of course) them... Isn't a big issue, just a bit unfortunate.

Is there any way to revert back to the previous version temporary?

Little update. I tried to detach and re-scan the websites, but the SCAN function doesn't work at all.

Cool, it broke every connections with WordPress websites (100+)... Can you check it, please? I just logged in to our Plesks and WordPress Toolkit said if I tried to click on 'SETUP' >> ' Unable to get site administrator settings: PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function...