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Mmmm.... Getting the PHP-version from a CLI-utility wasn't as easy as I thought. Is it somehow missing or am I looking at the wrong places?

Only a very few clients of mine require SSH access. Many of them like to run php. For the chroot environment I have all the PHP's that are in the system and in their /etc/profile I have this: cat /etc/profile PHPpath="`find /opt/plesk -type f -name php | sort | tail -n1 | sed 's/\/php$//g'`" [...

That's a 2016 tutorial! I can only see tls1.3-draft-18 and tls1.3-draft-19 on GitHub openssl/openssl "master" is newer than those other branches. Latest commit as of now is 6 hours ago. The branch tls1.3-draft-18 had its latest commit 8 months ago so you weren't doing bleeding edge at all. I...

Unable to create an Office365 DKIM alias in Plesk

Reported that almost a year ago.... Unable to create an Office365 DKIM alias in Plesk

I have a solution using one wildcard certificate and cnames for each client that I have. Works flawless and does not rely on Plesk, Letsencrypt nor SNI. Each client domain name gets a CNAME pointing to its mail.client.com. client-com.wolf.com points to mail.client.com The client needs to use...

It's not a strange decision. I have done exactly that. One can rent a server with Plesk for not that much and have a nice GUI to manage it. On another Plesk server that doesn't have DNS configured I installed bind. The bind is therefore configured outside of Plesk's control and that's how I...

Shorter and IMHO better... If $PURGE_LOGS is undefined it will initialize with "no" [ ${PURGE_LOGS} ] || PURGE_LOGS="no"

Don't create the domain in Plesk but create a complete config-file in /etc/nginx/conf.d/ Personally I don't think such a domain belongs in Plesk as it's not going to Apache. If you still want to create the domain in Plesk you can.. You do have to start the name of the config-file with a letter...

I was eager to find out your "input" only to find out it was a question.... Plesk is working on this.

Yes... I would prefer not having that Addendio nor some of those other add-ons that are just promotions in disguise. It's also insulting and not worthy of a paid product. There are plenty of reported bugs to kill and they should put an effort in that and not this nonsense. When can I restore a...

I install a reverse proxy in front of Postfix (ASSP) and have been using that for almost 15 years. That proxy (written in Perl) handles all the spam in realtime. It sits in between the foreign MTA and the local MTA and manipulates the communication. With an iptables nat rule I snatch the...

You are right for your situation, but all these would be a disadvantage for me. I have those kind of services deliberately outside of Plesk for good reasons. No LE for those services but a wildcard certificate and DNS is done on a seperate server. I work for a small firm and am the only one who...

For those kind of things I merely create a file in /etc/nginx/conf.d/ making only an entry for https and binding the daemon itself to localhost. The files there are processed in alphabetic order. A file for all the Plesk sites is there as well. A redirect from port 80 it's quikly done as...

I have installed opendkim and am signing the mails outside Plesk. It's installed directly in the Postfix config If you feel comfortable doing that. I don't have a tutorial for it. I have a duplicate key system that changes the oldest key once a week. Although all my clients use the same key...

I tried it, but I'm only running 17.8.10 on a Plesk server that I only use for Authorative DNS, so not much to be seen. It feels a bit like a promotion of some paid extensions.... Not that I would fall for that.

No, it isn't... My original script is doing something else. I have of course no experience with the posted script. It was written this morning and I did a few tests which passed... The original script only creates a vhost_nginx.conf if none exists. To get Nginx to use that file I tried a few...

Yes we are... I have established it is completely stable afterwards. I'm doing a "plesk repair web <domain>" after the patch.

Not in this case. The end result is completely stable. The content of the file is not in the database (or they are added to it by running plesk repair). He could run the script after the migration. The file is not even there by default. If you create one you need to do a "plesk repair". In...

The cronjob is in your head, not mine... He didn't need to rent anything... the camel to tow his broken car was given to him for free to use as often as he wants it. No effort whatsoever on his part. What is your problem? :D Didn't see a solution coming from you... Some people do crosswords...