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Why do you think that a company with hundreds of employees should work for you for free to provide you a control panel for free so that you can earn money using some high tech product you do not want to pay for yourself? What is the disgrace here?

I think the best starting point is to disable the firewall service. However, I am not familiar with Ubuntu. I think on Ubuntu it is not firewalld, neither iptables, but something different. I am not sure.

Did you check it?

Looking at current connections will probably not help. Instead, you'll need to check the access_ssl_log files of your website(s). A good start is to first check which users' PHP-FPM is active (like # ps aux | grep php-fpm). Normally you'll directly see where a lot of cpu load is created. Then...

Either several services are not running or a firewall is blocking the ports.

In the one case I checked there were only four domains, but 19 subdomains.

@Kaspar@Plesk Let's re-open this. I was able to reproduce it, it's a bug. It's not reliably reproducible, but I am almost certain to see the cause anyway: When a number of domains exist in a subscription and the system user name is changed, there seems to be either a race condition between an...

Did you verify that the URL resolves to the correct server?

What's the output of grep 173.0 /var/log/fail2ban.log and iptables --list -n | grep 173.0. ?

So it's a simple outgoing mail issue. Is the outgoing mail limit sufficient for the mailbox, domain and subscription? Is the outgoing mail port open, e.g. can other mail be sent through it? Are sender and recipient address formatted correctly? Only two entries in the maillog seem to be too...

It for sure doesn't have anything to do with Plesk. This is rather a PHP settings issue or might be linked to the Nginx proxy and its caching setting, depending on the URL that is used to receive the POST (e.g. whether it is treated as a static page or dynamic page). Without more information but...

Is the URL in Paypal configured correctly? They should show a log, too.

What's logged to access_ssl_log and error_log when the IPN is sent?

Name resolution might be turned of in /etc/my.cnf.

It has nothing to do with Plesk. This is purely a Wordpress question. Better addressed to WordPress Development Stack Exchange

The log excerpt shows no attempts to mail anything to GMail.

do NOT have direct access ...

Gee, that's not a "solution", that's a workaround at best. What are you gonna do once the number of requests against the website increases? ...

I think it needs to be reinstalled through Plesk installer. 1) Remove it 2) Reinstall it