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Never noticed anything like that, but I can confirm there's a lot wrong with Microsoft's autodiscovery process. You would think that having an SRV-record should get precedence over any other record, but it's not. We have a client that has its website with another provider, but even if there's no...

It boils down to having a special cname for each domain and an SRV-record. You need to have a wildcard certificate registered to your domain (assuming you're some kind of hosting provider). Let's say I have the domain "wolf.com". Then I have a wildcard certificate "*.wolf.com" Each client of...

This is a corruption of the data we take great care of preserving each day or week. You speak of "votes" to fix something you should be embarrassed of. More effort has gone into talking about how unimportant this bug is for us..... It is NOT!! If a fraction of that time would have gone into...

I was offered an upgrade of the first 2 from the home screen. After 2 days nothing was offered. I'm sure, but not 100%, that I tried earlier to upgrade using Tools & Settings > Updates & Upgrades and did not get a chance then. I just tried again and now it is happening. All my servers now...

All these servers are set to "Early Adopters" Updated OS ‪Ubuntu 16.04.6 LTS‬ Product Plesk Obsidian Version 18.0.19 The system is up-to-date. Checked on Sept 30, 2019 04:25 AM. Updated OS ‪CentOS Linux 7.6.1810 (Core)‬ Product Plesk Obsidian Version 18.0.19 The system is up-to-date. Checked...

Those updates don't happen that often, but you can of course make it 5 minutes or so. In my experience it's always best to be conservative about automatic procedures.... In other words... Don't make it a minute.

No it doesn't It will only get restarted if it has changed. That's what the 2nd line is for.

I tested this and I could not get rid of the warning by renaming the file. You could use this script cat /etc/cron.hourly/patch_dovecot #!/bin/bash grep -q 'mail_plugins = zlib' /etc/dovecot/dovecot.conf && exit 0 sed -i 's/^protocols = imap pop3/mail_plugins = zlib\n\n&/g'...

I have no direct answer for you, but the key of your problem may well be the name of your conf.d/file It needs to start with 2 digits and a dash In this way you can influence to order. This mechanism is often used in Linux like in /etc/rc5.d/ and /etc/nginx/conf.d/ Do NOT use 10- to 20- and...

My choices are relatively old choices as well. ;-) They became the focus of my attention then and they haven't been for a while At a later date I will update them. Thanks

I set 2 servers to "early adopters" and almost immediately I was offered an update. This was a few days ago. Because these upgrades went well I decided to change the setting of 2 other servers, but nothing happened. This was yesterday. I decided to wait another day, but today is still the same...

I don't understand why this needs a vote at all. Like I already said, most people don't ever need to use back-ups. They expect a restore to restore what they had without any changes. So NO changes to the filedates either. Most people are not aware of this bug, but will be when it's too late...

This is the first time I get a reaction on this, for which I want to thank you. You may not deem those dates important, I do. It never was the case and it started somewhere in Plesk 12 or something. We all do back-ups and just rely on it that we can restore sites like they were. The normal...

Hi Igor, No, I didn't. I will investigate this. Thanks for the link Mmmmm, That's the same as doing it manually..... I want 1 script for all domains and I want it to follow the chosen PHP If that PHP composer can do it???

I noticed this server-wide setting in Obsidian. Manually I added: cat /etc/nginx/conf.d/ssl.conf ssl_ciphers...

Not often do I need to restore a website or mail, but what is driving me mad for years is that Plesk does not maintain the original dates of the files. Does Obsidian do this as well? I recently restored a site to a previous date and I needed to get the original files with tar to correct the...

Thanks for your reply. I did this for a domain, but I think the migration to Obsidian already corrected it. I was unable to see any mixed-case afterward.

I have my own autodiscovery working for years. I hope Plesk's system will not interfere with what I had. Now I need to investigate how they are achieving it. Not some task I was waiting for. Mine doesn't rely on SNI which is not supported by many mail-clients anyway.

Upon upgrading to Plesk Obsidian I received a warning that some domains have mixed case names. One of my colleagues did this ;-) A solution was supposed to be given on this website: https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360002592474 But that page is gone. How can I fix it???

I just noticed one of the new features of Plesk Obsidian (I'm currently test upgrading 1 server). It features PHP Composer which automatically selects the PHP-interpreter that is chosen for the website. In the past I have been busy creating a good chroot-SSH environment for a few clients (very...