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I just tried this in the Plesk SSH interface and it works. I think if you create a .bash_profile (dot file) in the Home Directory(Home Directory is not httpdocs) of the subscription Then change the "Access to the server over SSH" to "/bin/bash". It will work.

You have to create this file in the "Home Directory" not in the httpdocs. If you don't want to create this file, each time you setup new hosting, You can add this to vhost template.

The above is not a complete tutorial. Its only how I run the different versions of MySQLs in Dockes. Please use it as a reference. In the above example we are mapping, /root/mysql8/datadir(Local Folder) :/var/lib/mysql (Docker Folder) - to store the MySQL DB files /root/mysql8/conf.d(Local...

For me, In Firefox, Select and CTRL + C works for Copy. Only option for Paste via the FF Edit Menu as you have mentioned.

I haven't seen a tutorial for this. But if you have install the Plesk Docker extension, You can start the MySQL docker in command-line like this, docker run --name=mysql8 -v /root/mysql8/datadir:/var/lib/mysql -v /root/mysql8/conf.d:/etc/mysql/conf.d -e MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=MySQLRootPassword -p...

If you get a CentOS 7 VPS, you will have access to PHP 5.6

Are you running more than one Magento 2 website using same ElasticSearch Docker? If yes, Please Change the Catalog Search Prefix to something else other than magento2 in other websites then re-index.

In CentOS 7, MariaDB is the Database by default. I would not recommend to replace MariaDB with MySQL in CentOS 7. Better option would be to run a MySQL Docker. You can add this MySQL Docker as a Database Server to the Plesk.

You can create a ".bash_profile" in the Home Directory of the subscription with the content, export PATH=/opt/plesk/php/7.4/bin:$PATH alias composer='/opt/plesk/php/7.4/bin/php /usr/lib64/plesk-9.0/composer.phar' cd httpdocs Then change the "Access to the server over SSH" to "/bin/bash"...

You can also consider running specific version of MariaDB in a Docker.

You should be able to change the "Document root" via "Hosting & DNS" > "Hosting Settings" Eg - Document root /public_html

https://www.plesk.com/kb/support/how-to-enable-disable-apache-modules-shipped-with-plesk/

Have you changed the Plesk IP addresses first? https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/115001761193-How-to-change-the-IP-address-in-Plesk-for-Linux

In addition to my previous reply. This sender may be using your old record of MX which is still point to your Plesk server.

I'm not sure If I understand correctly. If you have a domain with MX point to an external mail server, The emails to this domain should have never reached the Plesk Server.

Only your hosting provider can open this port for you.

Did you change to "Send from the specified IP addresses"? Then select your server IP? If you did, You should have "Received: from server.hostname.tld" with your server IP in the email header now. This should have solved the rDNS issue

You will have to change your Custom PHP script to send emails using IMAP method. Another approach would be BCC these sending email to one of your inbox.

Tools & Settings > Server-Wide Mail Settings > Outgoing mail mode > Send from the specified IP addresses

In this case, You can setup the rDNS for the Host Name