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Let's face it, any host doing things right will have plain FTP disabled. Therefore the Website Importer will almost always fail. It absolutely has to be able to connect over FTPES/FTPS. Is this even on the roadmap? It's a great feature, if only it could work.

Browser headers: General Request URL: Herald Home - WPNEXUS Request Method: GET Status Code: 200 Remote Address: 108.170.61.98:443 Referrer Policy: no-referrer-when-downgrade Response Headers cache-control: max-age=2592000 content-encoding: gzip content-length: 6238 content-type: text/html...

I'm getting a cache HIT via CLI too: [root@server ~]# wget --server-response --spider https://wpnex.us/ Spider mode enabled. Check if remote file exists. --2018-07-27 00:04:48-- https://wpnex.us/ Resolving wpnex.us (wpnex.us)... 108.170.61.98 Connecting to wpnex.us...

Any HITs on a second run? I have the same directives and can't even get a MISS. Just a BYPASS due to the cookies. Check the headers: Herald Home - WPNEXUS

Where is the "x-cache-status:" header?

@IgorG - can you test on a non-CF website running WordPress? This would be a simple solution to the problem.

Thanks for the tip. That worked. :)

Ah, you meant that one. Okay, that was already set. Looks like it updated and confirmed the Sets are now installing. Thanks for the quick fix. In the future will there be a way to set WP to install with such things as Automatically Update Plugins? And install with hardened security like...

Thanks for the reply. Lots of good info here. I guess what I'm trying to say is that on a perfectly configured server with all the URI parameters covered Nginx should still serve content from memory? I guess we need a way to verify that Nginx is serving the cache from memory rather than disk...

Done.

Less options is better. Need to streamline the interface a bit in my opinion. Mail and File Manager listed 3 times in Websites & Domains for example. Limit Outgoing Messages and Outgoing Mail Control could be combined. Mail and Website Importing could be combined. Things like that.

In that case you can give them a subdomain. I don't see any use case for Web Users. And even if there was I doubt Plesk hosts need it. Free hosts use their own hosting scripts.

The test site Herald Home - WPNEXUS is not on CloudFlare. It just sets the standard wordpress_test_cookie.

But that's not true at all. Nginx serves content from memory. Cache Placement Strategies for NGINX and NGINX Plus

Useless feature. Completely outdated. Time to remove.

I tried and doesn't seem to be working. Still getting BYPASS due a cookie being set.

In Additional nginx directives can we do something like: proxy_ignore_headers Cache-Control; proxy_ignore_headers Set-Cookie;

Thanks Monty. Will give it a shot.

This server is set to "General release (Recommended)" and shows up to date: But it's still not working. How can I force an update of the WP Toolkit?

Would this .skel directory be repopulated with default content on Plesk updates?