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If it's 1 application that's holding you back from migrating to a new server, you might take a look at Rector: https://github.com/rectorphp/rector

I've migrated a couple of older web apps to PHP 7.1 using the php7-mysql-shim library. It's relatively easy to do as explained here: https://talk.plesk.com/threads/how-to-install-centos-8-plesk-5-php-version.358438/post-916582

I agree, but why does it create its own zone if it can cause conflicts in the end?

I believe there is no need to disable the firewalld when installing the extension, as it creates a new firewalld zone: "Plesk applies the configuration to the firewalld zone called “plesk” and sets that zone as the default one. Runtime firewall rules added before installing Plesk are lost...

It's a beta feature. You have to enable it in the panel.ini: [navigation] newHomeView.enabled = true Ensure there is only 1 [navigation] section, otherwise it won't work.

Welcome to the forum. I've moved your post to Plesk Obsidian for Linux. From the "Linux 4.19.0", I guess you're running Debian? I think the easiest way to solve this, is to use the correct PHP handler, the "FPM application served by Apache". After that, correct the file permissions, 644 for...

That's not how it works. Adding more memory to PHP can even slow down a website. Use a Website Performance Tool. Tools like Google PageSpeed Insights or Gtmetrix can analyze your website and provide detailed insights into what's slowing it down. These tools highlight issues such as large...

Without having access to your server it's very hard to tell what's going on. You need to look at the logfiles of the sites that perform badly, i.e. the /var/www/vhosts/system/domain.com/logs/error_log and proxy_access_ssl_log. If you are familiar with the command line, go to those locations and...

The only way to do this is as follows: - unassigned the certificate of domain.com - reissue a new certificate on domain.com for webmail.domain.com - create a mail.domain.com subdomain - issue a certificate on mail.domain.com - create a cronjob (scheduled task) to assign the mail.domain.com...

It is a known bug in the WordPress Toolkit: https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/12388259006871-Plesk-is-unable-to-install-or-update-WordPress-instances-with-WordPress-Toolkit-Db-makeUniqueDbName-must-be-of-the-type-int-null-given

The sawtooth-like pattern in your server's real memory consumption can occur due to various reasons such as periodic tasks, garbage collection processes, or caching mechanisms. It's generally not a cause for concern unless you're experiencing performance issues or unexpected crashes. Regarding...

Have you tried using Plesk Repair? If that doesn't work, please get in touch with Plesk Support so they can investigate the issue on the server directly. To sign in to support please go to https://support.plesk.com If you bought your license from a reseller, your reseller should provide...

It could be the RAID configuration, i.e. that it's still rebuilding the RAID array. Did you check the logfiles like /var/log/messages or the processes with htop or glances commands?

Did you install the NTP Timesync extension to synchronize the time? https://www.plesk.com/extensions/ntp-timesync/

That's why I recommend to contact Plesk Support. This looks like a bug.

Could you please contact Plesk Support? This issue must be investigated directly on your server. To sign in to support please go to https://support.plesk.com If you bought your license from a reseller, your reseller should provide support for you. If the reseller does not provide support, here...

This is a typical fail2ban behavior. Your IP address gets banned while using WordPress. Check this article: https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/12377058586775-IP-addresses-are-being-banned-by-the-Fail2Ban-plesk-modsecurity-jail-when-working-in-WordPress-admin-dashboard

Could you please check the backup logs in /var/log/plesk/PMM/<your backup>? There you can find out more about the reason why the backup failed.

You should turn the automatic updates off. Keep an eye on the Plesk changelog. As soon as there is a new version, install the version before that using the command line. That way, you're always a release behind but that gives you the assurance there are no more major issues: plesk installer...

Did you see anything in htop or glances? Are there processes that use a lot of CPU? For the next time, I advise you to wait a couple of weeks before upgrading to a major update. This won't happen after the 8.10 release (it's the last one in the 8.x release) but for other servers, try not to...