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To change the properties of an additional FTP account: Go to Websites & Domains and click FTP Access. Click the required FTP account name in the list. Make the required changes and click OK.

Yeah there is a limit for renew-attemps, i think you're run in it. I'll watch this threat to next week, looking forward to your reply. Stay safe and have a good time.

Hello @Sysop is your Cert a wildcard?

Hello, sorry for waiting but investigatin took some time and i was busy in my job. So pleace make an BACKUP/Snapshot of your System an try this repos: [PLESK_18_0_29-extras] name=PLESK_18_0_29 extras baseurl=http://autoinstall.plesk.com/pool/PSA_18.0.29_3817/extras-rpm-CentOS-7-x86_64/...

Okey good luck, thanks i look forward to your reply.

The System Updates tool is the primary means of managing third-party components. This includes updates for apache or nginx for example. So yes. But TBH i dont now if there kernel updates are excluded

Othervise you can use yum-cron. The yum-cron package allows you to automatically run the yum command as a cron job to check for, download, and apply updates. sudo yum install yum-cron Once the installation is complete, enable and start the service: sudo systemctl enable yum-cronsudo systemctl...

Plesk does not do any release upgrades for OS. In case of CentOS, it supports only package updates in the same release. For Example, it is possible to update CentOS 6 version up to 6.9 and CentOS 7 up to 7.4, 7.8 by running 'yum update'

Hello @Keiesu To install all available updates within the current Plesk version, including updates for components such as MySQL or PHP, use the following command: plesk installer install-all-updates If you want to install only Plesk updates, use the following command: plesk installer...

To update system packages manually: Go to Tools & Settings > Server Management > System Updates > Available Updates. For each package in the list, you can view the following details: The details about an available update. To view it, click this update in the Updates column. The details about...

Have you tried to install latest micro-updates via CLI? Run plesk installer

How did you run the latest plesk-update manually?

Hm, i dont think so, could you please check if it runs succesfully while the next shleuded task and leave a feedback here if this sloved the problem?

https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/213403509--Plesk-for-Linux-services-logs-and-configuration-files- Check the Logs please, may if you find any new information feel free to post it here

Please try this: /opt/drweb/update.pl You should see then something like this: Dr.Web update details: Update server: http://update.drweb.com/plesk/700/unix Update has begun at Tue Sep 1 07:41:53 2020 Update has finished at Tue Sep 1 07:42:01 2020 Following files have been updated...

No Problem, try to fix it, if there any other error while the plesk-installation, feel free to write hree.

Have you read the message?

sudo apt-get -f install

Have you tried to force it with f ?

Please try this: sudo apt install --fix-broken or sudo apt reinstall sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade