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Fantastic, thanks!

Hi, I note this useful query to get all domains and their IP addresses from https://kb.plesk.com/en/116917 # mysql -uadmin -p`cat /etc/psa/.psa.shadow` -Dpsa -e"SELECT dom.id, dom.name, ia.ipAddressId, iad.ip_address FROM domains dom LEFT JOIN DomainServices d ON (dom.id = d.dom_id AND d.type...

I've voted on Plesk User Voice. Please add your vote if you support this idea. https://plesk.uservoice.com/forums/184549-feature-suggestions/suggestions/4474303-add-limits-to-backup-scheduling

Thanks for the confirmation. I assume you mean "you can not restrict scheduled backup for users".

I've checked the Service Plans settings and Plesk docs but can't see anything. Is there any way to only allow Plesk users to run backups manually, but block access to the Backup scheduler? Note, I would still need the Plesk admin to be able to schedule full server Backups. Is this possible...

The original poster is asking if it's safe to apply the patch to a Plesk server, not whether such a patch exists. FYI, I've updated the glibc package on my 2 Plesk CentOS 6 servers, and all seems to be fine. yum clean all yum update glibc

Hi, The changelog for Plesk 12.0.18 MU#75 says that PHP 7.0.2 has been added. http://download1.parallels.com/Plesk/PP12/parallels-plesk-12.0-for-linux-change-log.html#12018-mu75 Is this correct? It is possible to install PHP 7 on Plesk 12.0.18? When I go to the Plesk installer, and select...

Hi, Yes, you can run Plesk under a subdomain. However, as @caomhan has pointed out, you can't use port 80, so your second option is your best choice. https://panel.domain.com:8443

Hi, I also use a network drive for Plesk backups, though I am using CIFS rather than NFS. May I ask, with your set up, are you still able to run Plesk microupdates with the DUMP_DIR set to the NFS drive? On my Plesk 12.0 server this fails because of permissions issues when the auto-updater...

Hi, I have the same issue with My Plesk 12 backups, since I moved my PSA dumps directory onto a NAS (though, I'm using CIFS, rather than NFS). http://talk.plesk.com/threads/plesk-auto-updater-fails-when-using-nas-for-plesk-backups.334935/ I get the same permissions issue when the Plesk updater...

I have been holding off upgrading both my CentOS 6.7 Plesk 12.1 servers to 12.5, mainly because I've been busy with other stuff, but also because I wanted to wait and hear how stable 12.5 (and the upgrade process) is. My impression from having watched these forums thread the last several weeks...

You're welcome. Thanks for the suggestion ... I should have thought of that. Sure enough, all my plans have somehow had their webmail set as 'roundcube' -- no idea how that happened. In my Service Plans, Mail tab I have no option for Webmail, which makes sense, as I have no webmail installed...

An issue has started occurring n the last week on my CentOS 6.7 Plesk 12.0.18 MU#70 server, whereby subscriptions will not sync with their associated plan because of a conflict with Roundcube. I run no mail services on my server: no plans have mail service or mailboxes enabled, mail service is...

Plesk 12.0.18 Update #68 and Fail2ban 0.9.3 problem

@IgorG Can you offer any advice on getting this CIFS mount to work for Plesk backups AND the Plesk installer backups? Currently, I've had to disable auto-updates, and periodically switch back to a local PSA_DUMPS directory, run Plesk updates and then switch back.

What version of Fail2ban are you running? fail2ban-client -V If you are running 0.9.3 you should see the following posts (Plesk 12.0.x and Fail2ban 0.9.3 don't play nice) http://talk.plesk.com/threads/fail2ban-problems-in-plesk-12-0-18-update-68.335009...

@trialotto Thanks so much for your detailed summary of your testing and experience with Plesk and Fail2Ban -- that's really helpful to know. However, it does beg the question: If Fail2ban 0.8.x is more stable and performant that 0.9.x, why is Plesk 12.5 using it?

Hi, Yes, I understand, thanks for your explanation. I should have been clearer, what I was referring to was @Linulex saying: If you experience issues as described: Please try to use the recommendation from https://github.com/fail2ban/fail2ban/issues/1122 /...

I thought the lockingopt = -w was only introduced in Fail2ban 0.9.3?

I have still been trying to get this to work, but so far no luck -- perhaps a cifs NAS mount simply won't work as the Plesk backups directory? My fstab entry is now: //nas.server.domain/WPNXXX /media/nas/ cifs...