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What are the advantages of cloud backup? http://www.channelfutures.com/industry-perspectives/5-biggest-advantages-cloud-backup But is there a speed difference? You will get a higher speed depending on the location to where the data will be sent and how that backup server is from your own...

I've had these issues and it happens briefly while loading the Plesk interface. Is your connection slow? (Speedtest by Ookla - Teste de Velocidade de Conexão da Internet) Try to reproduce the error several times, if I can, I suggest that you activate the Plesk support. It can be a BUG!

The file is "locked" to prevent modifications when the server is restarted. If this works, I recommend again locking it with the command: chattr + i /etc/resolv.conf

Try to run this command: chattr -i /etc/resolv.conf It looks like the file is "locked". I'll put some links to let you know more information about this problem. Please try editing again. Should work :) Source: Can't edit resolv.conf Comandos chattr e lsattr [Dica] RESOLV.CONF - PERMANENTE...

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That's weird!!! It says that root has write and read permission. Try removing the file and adding it again. 1) Remove /etc/resolv.conf: rm /etc/resolv.conf 2) Create a new file: touch /etc/resolv.conf 3) Edit this file: vim etc/resolv.conf If it does not work or there is an error in the...

Could you paste the command output here?

I have already restored backups up to 13 GB without problems ... At the time the problem was in my / tmp directory which was quite small. See if that's your case too. On the database, this is really a problem! I would like the format to be .sql but the Plesk developers' team does not think the...

How To: Make Sure /etc/resolv.conf Never Get Updated By DHCP Client - nixCraft

If the problem continues to occur, it is likely that some script is changing this file. Running an "ls -la /etc/" and checking the last change of the resolv.conf file might be interesting.

Simple!!! You can safely copy the data from one server to another. Edit the file: vim /etc/resolv.conf Put this on the following server: nameserver 8.8.4.4 nameserver 8.8.8.8

Buddy, you're going to continue using Apache. What may happen is as follows. Some cache plugin or other configuration in your WordPress may be causing this problem. In the first step you delete the .htaccess. But in the second step WordPress will create it again for you. Please follow the...

Got it, you meant "seo friendly urls" :) Do the following. 1. Access the directory where your WordPress file is located and delete the ".htaccess" file (you do not need to do anything if this file does not exist). 2. Access your WordPress dashboard. Go to "Settings> Permanent links". Simply...

Sorry for the delay. What would be seo url?

Plesk allows you to do this setting natively, without having to add additional rules in nginx.conf =) Plesk Panel> Clients> Select Client> Apache & Nginx Settings (choose a domain). Scroll down the page and check the checkbox: "Processing Static Smart Files". This should enable the setting you...

Hello, I would really like to help you but I understand a lot more about Plesk than how the Linux works. (Log files will scare you ..) I really hope someone can give you a useful answer, but remember that an unexpected shutdown for example ... will not generate any useful log. So it really is...

This problem does not seem to be related to the basic configuration of Plesk. The provider of your dedicated / vps may very well have shut down your server by mistake ... I recommend asking your provider if they have had any problems recently that might have caused this. I recommend you read...

Exact! This was the next step I would suggest. Let's wait for the result of the diagnostic plugin. If the problem is with DNS I recommend testing OpenDNS: 208.67.222.222 208.67.220.220

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My problem was related to file / folder permissions. A solution will be available soon, but they gave me a way to solve the problem.