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Hey bro, I didn't change DUMP_D before because I was uploading the backups to OneDrive using Backup To Cloud Pro instead of saving it locally.

Yeah, S3 services have a much greater upload speed than FTP, I guess. And yeah, I too use a password instead of a secret so it can be restored on a different server, but in the restoration I mentioned I still had to enable the option to ignore the signature or something (and the restoration was...

~50 GB compressed. Also I don't like doing incremental backups. Not in full, but: 1. there's been one incident recently and I had to restore one domain with about 30 GB of files + emails. That specific domain only had an older backup, done before that S3 modification, and it restored...

Hey everyone. Just wanted to share some recent and interesting findings. I'm using the Backup to Cloud Pro extension and saving a full server backup to OneDrive. As I was running low on free space, backups didn't run on one of my servers. "Low space" relatively speaking of course, because the...

TITLE: Not enough space to start backups even after changing the temporary directory to another disk PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE: Plesk Obsidian Version 18.0.21 Update #4, Ubuntu 18 PROBLEM DESCRIPTION: I started having problems with scheduled backups on one of my servers...

So, I have some interesting findings regarding this subject, should I post here or in another thread?

Hi Peter, thanks for the answer. So that settles it, I'll have to also move the temporary folder, or point the /tmp folder somewhere else.

Forgot to mention that there is also object storage, which is S3 compatible and cheaper than block storage, but still more expensive than B2: Vultr object storage: $20 / 1.000 GB Amazon S3: $23 / 1.000 GB Backblaze: $5 / 1.000 GB Backblaze states that they can offer a cheaper alternative...

I have set up my servers with a schedule to run a full backup to Microsoft OneDrive every day. However some servers can't complete the backup because they sometimes do not have enough free space to store temporary files. So I'm looking at alternatives, and I have a few questions. Please note...

But the big question is: what is going on that a website needs 180 aliases? ;)

Alright, just managed to fix this one. There was a weird entry in the Subscriptions table, I removed the alias domain from the subscription, deleted the entry from the Subscriptions table (seems like this entry was not associated with anything else), ran PLESK REPAIR DB, fixed the...

That article nails it, it is indeed one of the domains that seem to be inconsistent in the psa database. And by the way, that domain was transferred from another Plesk server. I ran the commands mentioned in the article but that did not resolve the issue. I'll keep looking into it. BTW, maybe...

Indeed it goes to the subscriptions list but there is no subscription in there. That's why the title of this post is GHOST SUBSCRIPTION :D By the way, there are no subscriptions in there because I changed all the other subscriptions to CUSTOM in order to find this one that's been causing problems.

Thanks for your feedback GJ Piper. Now I'm more confident on this set up. I'll check how can I configure this under Plesk without it reverting to the default configuration every time there is an update.

On a recently launched server I was doing some routine maintenance on service plans when this error popped up after running a sync: After this error came up I changed all the subscriptions to CUSTOM, and still there is one subscription associated with this plan that is nowhere to be found. And...

I currently use Sendgrid for transactional emails sent by my clients' Wordpress sites and stores - and it is quite handy when I get an angry call from a shop owner complaining that he didn't receive that NEW ORDER message from their shop, as Sendgrid can confirm that the message was indeed...

Looking forward to v4.4!

Plesk Obsidian Version 18.0.21 Update #3 Wordpress 5.3

Yes, I did this from the Wordpress toolkit, that's why I posted it in this forum. And this was not an 'unexpected error' error, please reread my message. Looks like the Plesk team will need to do some upgrading on the toolkit. Also, PHP 7.3 here.

Lately I've been getting these warnings when updating a manually uploaded plugin: Installation "xxx": An error occurred when installing the "xxx" plugin on the website with the ID xx: PHP Warning: Declaration of WP_CLI\UpgraderSkin::feedback($string) should be compatible with...