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Wordpress packages exist in /usr/local/psa/var/modules/wp-toolkit/packages/ as described in https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/23124104088343-Installing-WordPress-in-WP-Toolkit-in-Plesk-fails-Unable-to-download-the-WordPress-package-from-https-wordpress-org [root@<user> <user>]# cd...

Username: TITLE Wordpress not downloadable/installable in different versions on several servers PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE Alma 8.9 Obsidian 18.0.61 #5 WP Toolkit 6.4.1-8525 PROBLEM DESCRIPTION WP installation fails as described in...

The field is a combo field, meaning you can either use it as a drop down or use it as an input field. Nothing stops you from entering values like "2G" directly.

Yeah, 14,000 is definitely too much. In general it works when the CPU is strong enough, but there will be moments where the NIC won't be able to process new packages, because in some seconds the Kernel might not be able to handle all the traffic. By my experience, if the list grows to more than...

When you see situations where attacks are coming from similar subnets, it is best to ban the whole subnet, for example 47.128.0.0/16. Like 47.128.59.193 for example is an IP of amazonaws.com, and their subnets are unfortunately known to cause significant load on servers. Here we started...

Still the same causes as mentioned above. Too many too long running processes.

That override cannot work as it does not change how the web server treats requests. The websites on the server are named virtual hosts. These require a domain name.

Probably too many requests are sent to the web server so that it is getting slower and slower with every new request. You can a) Check the access_log of the web server whether bad bots are hitting the website. Block them. b) Check the number of PHP-FPM instances that are created (ps aux | grep...

If a connection was made before the ban was installed, in some cases unwanted traffic can continue for a while. If there is a lot of traffic from one source, it can also take a minute or two until the log reflects the true current situation, because previous processes have not finished yet and...

Us too. @Alban Staehli You can run "fail2banregex --verbose <log file> /etc/fail2ban/filter.d/apache-badbots.conf" to find out more details.

The backup password is the backup password that you have set yourself when creating the backup. It cannot be retrieved. If you have lost the password, a restore is still possible, but all login passwords stored in the backup will be set to random values upon restoring that backup. If you have...

You need to first upload it via FTP to any directory on the server. Then you must import it into the backup manager, e.g. by running PLESK_BACKUP_PASSWORD="<backup-password>" plesk sbin pmm-ras --import-file-as-dump --dump-file-specification /path/to/backup

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@UFH I find your contribution inappropriate. You are only interested in getting a better deal for your business. And you believe that you can determine that the provider adapts to you. If you're talking about exploitation, then you should also talk about the exploitation you've done for a long...

If you execute the script from within a chrooted shell, it might not be able to find postqueue as that is located outside the chrooted shell. Instead, try to a) run the script as a system user account such as "root" or a system user with less privileges but enough privileges to run postqueue...

@SalvadorS It's just as @Kaspar@Plesk said. Is "hedKrwp75052619" a user that is your real own database user? Or is is just any attempt to guess at a user name? You could limit the number of instances that a single user can open by adding this to /etc/my.cnf (and restarting MariaDB afterwards)...

The /dev/mapper/centos-root path is strange. This is not a normal partition as it would come with a true, physical CentOS installation. It's probably a virtual path. What's the real physical device underneath? And what's its status?

The incoming and outgoing mail server name in MS Outlook need to match the mail server name of your server (normally the host name).

What change to a disk configuration could cause a slower disk? Even considering that a software changed something (which Plesk does not do) I would not know how to tell a drive to work slower than it can.

A server under no load can reserve a maximum of cpu and io power to the disk transactions. A server with software on it will need to do a few other things, too, hence the same test will result in less throughput. You can use the Linux iotop command to see whether the server is busy with other...