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That's interesting... I was under the impression that the "Run a PHP script" option was created to avoid chrooted shell issues... especially when it gives you the option to select which PHP version to use. Why should Plesk say "hey go ahead and select from 3 version of PHP that are installed"...

Igor, I removed the subscription from the plan AND used the -traffic-bandwidth option to set it to unlimited. Now I'm getting disk space notifications: Disk space: 10 GB limit / 9258.8 MB (90%) used / 981.2 MB (10%) remaining The problem is that the only disk space related option I could...

Thanks Igor! I would imagine I should run this instead, given that I can't actually manage the subscription parameters (nor the service plan) using power user view. plesk bin subscription --no-subscription example.com In fact, that's probably what the Plesk migrator should be doing when...

Hey there, We set up a new Plesk server with a Web Apps Edition license as the client doesn't need any of the advanced features of the more expensive licenses, nor the additional domains. We then migrated subscriptions from another server that has a web host edition license and all went...

We're seeing similar issues here with Plesk 12.5.30 Update #30 and CentOS 6.7 The specific issues are: - When we changed the PHP version being used by monocle.[domain1], all other domains and subdomains changed their PHP version in that subscription. (A lot of them, so not something I did...

I could be wrong about this, but I think those detection systems are checking for your raw version of OpenSSL, assuming it won't work, and not actually confirming TLS1.2 connectivity. From what I've read, it's been baked into OpenSSL versions in Redhat/CentOS systems for at least a year now. The...

I've set session.gc_maxlifetime to a higher value in Plesk's PHP Settings so that when a user is logged in, they won't be auto-timed out after 24 minutes (or so). Except I found that auto-logout always occurred within about an hour, even though sessions with a cookie value set to 0 meant it...

TLS 1.2 should be supported by the installed system OpenSSL binaries as long as you've kept 'em updated via yum.

Thanks! Unmounting those deleted directories as you described, and then reinstalling the Health Monitor component resolved this issue for me as well.

I've resolved this issue. However I believe it's caused by a bug in Plesk's SPF implementation. I've discovered that SPF DNS checks do not run at all when "SPF guess rules" are configured in Plesk. I had SPF guess rules configured to the default: v=spf1 a/24 mx/24 ptr ~all When this was set...

This may be a coincidence, but while troubleshooting this issue, I ran the static SPF testing utility with the exact details of the first message that made it through SPF tests when it shouldn't have. Here's the command and results: I ran it with -debug and all looked great in that it checked...

Try reinstlaling: yum reinstall mariadb I presume this is on CentOS7?

Hey folks, I've encountered an issue that appears to be occurring across all of our Plesk 12.5 servers with SPF scanning not occurring on any incoming messages. Here's what I know, using one particular server for testing: 1) Incoming emails get the following headers applied: When "SPF guess...

Magento 2.0 now requires MySQL 5.6 or higher and a bunch of MySQL User capabilities that Plesk currently does not assign to MySQL users. I know that Plesk simply uses the system installed MySQL server, so upgrades to that are beyond Plesk's purview. As a result of this we set up two dedicated...

A Plesk developer responded indicating that any such use of the success_redirect_url *must* be set up on the same domain as that which the server is being accessed. So for example, if your Plesk URL is https://plesk.myserver.com:8443 you could set up a redirect.php on https://plesk.myserver.com...

Any updates by Plesk devs on this? Last we heard from SibProgrammer above indicates that they believe it is fixed, but it doesn't seem to be! I would like to know if perhaps I'm doing something wrong, or if this issue really does continue and as such the Plesk internal development tracker should...

Try this out: https://kb.odin.com/en/127201

I'm happy to hear that resolved it! It seems like yet another log file path difference between Atomic's methodology and Odin's methods. You'll also find those with mod_security audit logging. In this case, when installing proftpd from the atomic repo for the first time, it probably would have...

Yeah, so it is indeed the same issue. I would bet that they just haven't reboot their server since reinstalling the packages. Still seems pretty odd to me that the scoreboard directory would be removed upon reboot though. I also have a Plesk 12.5 server running on CentOS 7: OS ‪CentOS Linux...

Anything referencing FTP in /var/log/messages when you attempt to connect and it fails?