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You need to upgrade CentOS to a newer release, in order to get a more recent OpenSSL version. These articles may help: - https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/12377284529559-Is-it-possible-to-upgrade-CentOS-version-on-the-server-running-Plesk- -...

don't know, we never had this requirement, as in our cases it was always a domain that was setup up with no email service (or it got disabled just after creating the subscription) But you can create a backup with the builtin Plesk backup tool, either of the whole subcription or just the emails...

Set the mail service to "not configured" (will delete all existing accounts!) and then enable it again - this usually works. We encountered this very same problem as well on multiple servers in the past, so it seems like some bug that surfaces in certain situations, but I dunno why

Greylisting does not help with blocking SPAM, trust me 99.99% of all (SPAM) mails come from legit mailservers, that have queues and will try to resend the message again, after it got rejected the first time around. In general, I cannot recommend using greylisting anymore, as most mailprovider...

We use dedicated disks (most often RAID1 volumes) for vhosts, email, mysql and backups/dumps on almost all our Plesk servers and never had any problems with it in the last 20 years. The only thing that Plesk does not like, is if these volumes are mounted in something like /mnt/ssdvol02 and then...

Love the comeback of colors! (I do not live in Pleasantville) I don't get the slim/sleek design mentality of the past couple years, that became more and more minimalistic with every "redesign". (and not just in Plesk, but almost every other software and website out there) Over time, all these...

I would use CloudLinux OS Solo 8.8 as of this writing, as it's the most recent one and it's supported by Plesk. Me personally, I prefer Debian because it's my primary playground and I'm all familiar with it since version 3.0 But I do also manage some Redhat/CentOS/CloudLinux servers from time...

If you are familiar with rpm/RedHat environments, then it most likely is. But who knows what the future brings, now that RedHat initiated their source repository lockdown... But really, there is no single best option...it depends on what you know and like to work with, what your requirements...

Yes, nvme1n1 and nvme2n1 seem to be your new and empty drives. (according to screenshot) Use the command "blkid" to check if they have any filesystem on them (command should return a list of all partitions/filesystems in your server and so these two disks should NOT be listed there) Now comes...

I will now forget that I have ever read such a question.... :eek: Easiest way to achieve what you want, should be this: chmod o+rX /var/www/vhosts/AnotherDomain chmod o+rX /var/www/vhosts/AnotherDomain/httpdocs After that, every website on your server has the permission to traverse into the...

The configured file/directory permissions and ownership prevent access to any path of other subscriptions with PHP. This is by design and "hardcoded" - so it's nothing you can change in the panel to make it work otherwise. You can manually change permissions on the filesystem, but don't be...

This problem got fixed by the Plesk team a few hours ago. Seems like they uploaded an incomplete/broken Grafana package into their Debian 11 repository yesterday, causing servers to fail when performing updates. I've got plenty of these mails as well from our servers.

If you use any curl or fopen() to an https:// URL in your PHP scripts, these will most likely not work properly anymore. And nowadays any CMS does use that extensively for stuff like checking for and installing updates.

You can also try to dump/backup the mysql databases manually and see if you can reproduce the crash - and if yes, on which database it happens. The following script should be able to do that. (works out of the box on any Debian/Ubuntu system, though you may want to change the path for the dumps)...

could by a backup process that dumps mysql databases. i've seen such things to cause crashes of the mysql process, if there are some irregularities/corruptions in one of the databases.

your -path /usr/bin/php-cgi -clipath /usr/bin/php is most likely wrong and these are other PHP version binaries

dovecot starts as root, thus it's likely it will retain these ulimit settings for the root user if not overwriten somewhere else

it should also show a value for LimitNOFILESoft that seems to be missing in your outputs. Can you please also run this command for once: cat /proc/`pgrep dovecot`/limits

what does this command show? systemctl show dovecot.service | grep -i limitno I would not be surprised if you are limited by systemd, because as very often with systemd, why bother with existing methods for such stuff, if systemd can reinvent the wheel and do the same things again and on...

It is ['ipAddress'] and if you select an IPv6 address for a website, it will automatically create an nginx server {} config with that selected IPv6 address Plesk does not use multiple listen statements in one server/virtualhost segment, but create a dedicated for every IP and port combination...