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Good tip from Paulana, I'm sure it would work - but all of this is no longer neccessary, and has not been for MultiSites created with WordPress 3.5 or later. German speakers can get the full drop in my exhaustive article on MultiSite and MutliLingual, for others the basic message (copied from...

Here is the current (2. July 17) complete actual (generated) nginx config, with my explanatory remarks: Assuming the Checkboxes: o Proxy mode o Smart static files processing o Serve static files directly by nginx are NOT selected! # LOCATED IN: /etc/nginx/nginx.conf worker_processes 1...

Plesk 17.5.3 noticed 1. July 2017 The template nginxDomainVirtualHost.php has had further non-trivial changes: Line 87 (add_header X-Powered-By PleskLin) deleted from "location /internal-nginx-static-location/" block Lines (previously) 96 - 110 for the file sharing location have been...

It is a valid usage configuration - the snappy domain is used for eMail, but for the website it forwards to a domain which has better SEO value. So I also provide a webmail certificate for the client. The problem is, I see no way to delete old certs which are no longer used.

I have noticed that: /usr/local/psa/bin/server_pref -u -ssl-ciphers '...' is not always enough to establish new ciphers, it seems to depend on the order you do things in - I *think* it works if you first establish your preferences and then activate http/2. But in any case; THIS command does set...

Even for domains which NEVER had PHP support (created in a subscription with a service plan without PHP support), good ol' Plesk generates PHP config, i.e. for EVERY domain on the server, it would seem. That is because in its hosting table it ALWAYS puts a valid entry as the 'php_handler_id'...

@einstein Yup there sure is more needed - my modifications completely remove all Apache config for all domains on the server, and PHP handling in nginx, cos they do the latter in a way which does not suffice for all applications. So what you need to do is to link an own Nginx configuration file...

Hi @einstein thanks for raising this - it gave me cause to check out the current situation. Indeed, recently (I think around mid march 2017) Plesk made a small improvement in nginxDomainVirtualHost.php: After line 55 they have improved the handling of sslRedirect, inserting about 5 lines which...

CODE Brackets added - good tip. And thanks for the 2 links - I had read earlier versions (Plesk 12.5), but these are the current ones, very useful.

After a tip from Plesk support (thanks to Hetzner for submitting my report) I finally found the problem: I had been using an explicit set of SSL ciphers, which I researched a couple of years ago, and which were state of the art at the time. When you set them via the Plesk CLI command...

Footnote: The server in question only has one domain with a small number of mail accounts, not heavily used - so the SpamExperts Extension (1 Domain, Incoming only, no archiving) would only cost 2,70 € + VAT / month. At that price I could give it a try - tomorrow...

Hi all, @UFHH01 now I see what you mean about privacy - I included the response from the curl request to Plesk, will remove. However experiment has shown that that request always delivers exactly the same "response=..." - on Debian and Ubuntu, before and after upgrade. So it's not very personal...

Thanks @UFHH01 - not your first reply to topics of mine, I really do appreciate the help! I have not published my key file - I don't have one; I only noted the file path where it would be / is looked for, a standard location. But the reminder to all of us is never amiss! Maybe we're all tired at...

Rolle rückwärts === Scrub that (re Kaspersky). Plesk Installer allows you to install it - but then you need a licence - which costs 26.99€ / Month + VAT, see here. So I checked out alternative solutions: Waiting for a reply from Hetzner A Plesk page mentions "E-Mail Security Packs" combining...

Thanks Peter, I tried this but the problem was not solved. I also put the same question to Hetzner Support and got this reply: es gab temporär Probleme bei der Auflösung der Dr.Web Hostnamen. Diese sind nun wieder erreichbar. Wenn Sie das Update nun nochmals laufen lassen, sollte Dr.Web...

The vServer (at Hetzner, Germany) runs Debian 8, all Packages are current. Today I ran the Upgrade from Plesk 7.0.17 to Plesk 17.5.3 via Plesk Installer GUI. That ran through fine, but afterwards Dr.Web (drwebd) would no longer start, not even after a Reboot of the vServer. #...

Now I worked this out for myself: In Plesk: Tools & Settings | SSL/TLS Certificates | Certificate for securing mail > If this is NOT "Unknown" then Plesk tries to manage the default certificates for Dovecot and Postfix. o Once selected, Plesk GUI offers no way back. To get back to "Unknown"...

If a domain was ever registered in Plesk with PHP Support, it still has the entries for that in some tables, even when support has been turned off. This leads to nasty side effects: When the PHP config for Plesk is regenerated, the fpm pool configs get generated for Domains w/o PHP support -...

I find it very unhelpful that I cannot revert to 'Unknown' (the GUI will not let me, nor is there a CLI command). I have own scripts outside of Plesk which manage the certificates for dovecot, postfix and ProFTPD. @IgorG You are surely right regarding "default certificate" - BUT the internal...

See my thread https://talk.plesk.com/threads/shocking-plesk-still-generates-httpd-config-with-proxy-mode-off.340033/ The problem is that Plesk still generates Apache Configs even when "Proxy mode" is off. At the moment custom templates (for Apache, basically rip out most of the code) is the...