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My experience has been, and perhaps I'm doing something wrong, that only one node application can run per domain. Every time I've tried to run more than once, for example 2 subdomains both with node, it fails. Since node on Plesk was more of a curiosity to me, I've never looked into it.

WP Toolkit version - 6.2.11-7659, from a WP Toolkit domain Security Status screen, under the WordPress Vulnerabilities Tab, toolkit continues to reference the following vulnerability: WordPress <= 6.2 - Unauth. Blind SSRF vulnerability This is occurring for sites that are on the latest...

Yes, thank you. systemctl restart sw-engine does seem to resolve it.

Sorry, I meant to say on CentOS Linux 7.9.2009 (Core), not Ubuntu 22.04

Plesk 18.0.56 Update one. After installing the latest Ubuntu 22.04 system updates via Plesk and then checking for updates via the Extensions page (Updates, Check Now), a GraphQL error: Internal server error is presented. This was verified to happen on multiple systems after the update...

Totally understand what you are saying. We run a ton of WP sites, and our experience showed the bot was causing PHP-FPM's to load because it was browsing the WP site which uses PHP. We actually opened a ticket back then and I believe that may have resulted in options to turn it off via panel.ini.

Please upvote this feature request, it is super important to have this!!

We stopped this service long ago via panel.ini, because when the screenshot bot crawls the site it spins up PHP-FPM's and those take CPU. This service would continuously bang up against 100's of sites, causing CPU usage on the server to be unnecessarily high. It also happens from the WP...

https://plesk.uservoice.com/forums/184549-feature-suggestions/suggestions/46972372-add-auto-install-sitejet-website-option-to-plesk-s

Requesting a feature to add an option on the Plesk Service Plan "Additional Services" page to automatically install a SiteJet site. This would be similar to the same options that currently exists for WordPress from the WordPress Toolkit dropdown on that same page.

Thanks Peter. Much appreciated.

Disregard...It may have been a browser cache issue. After a few minutes it now shows the correct time.

For anyone following this thread...I posted the same question in the Extensions thread. Sorry for asking here to begin with. My bad. https://talk.plesk.com/threads/what-is-the-plan-with-sitejet.370706/

Will the SiteJet extension continue to be free? If so, what are the currently limitations on use.

We went from CentOS7 servers to Ubuntu 22.04 and find the Ubuntu servers work without issue. Our main decision in doing that was being able to update them in place from say 22.02 to 22.04, etc.

Eastern Time - shows correctly there. This was also an issue on Linux in 18.0.53 pre update #2. It was fixed over there a few updates ago.

After upgrading to 18.0.54, the Tools & Settings > Applications & Databases > ASP.NET settings page returns a blank page.

The system time on the Plesk home screen continues to display UTC time after 18.0.54 update. Notice one of the fixes in 18.0.54 was the following, and not sure if it's related. Timestamps in log files now use the time zone set in Tools & Settings > System Time instead of UTC. (PPPM-14051)

The SiteJet extension in 18.0.54 is nice. See it's free to use, so what's the catch? Is this going to evolve into a paid tier plan or remain free?

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