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This has been attempted too, without any luck: https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/12377454041239-Log-files-have-incorrect-timestamps-after-system-time-or-timezone-was-changed-in-Plesk

Across our servers, since we updated Plesk to 18.0.53, it seems that our servers are now running with a different time. Before 18.0.53, the timestamps in Apache logs were fine. Any idea on how to adjust this? We have tried adjusting System time settings in Plesk, however these times seems to be...

My bad, you are correct. I was asking our hosting provider (and reseller) about this and they informed me that they are working closely with Plesk in terms of elevating Alma 8 to 9, inside of Plesk. They said their first priority was to get Centos 7 upgraded to Alma 8 and the next step is Alma...

I was actually inquiring our host about this a few days ago. ELevate seems to have something that can do this, but from what i am told, Plesk is already working on such a feature. It may take some time from what i am told, however the security updates on AlmaLinux 8 are good until May 2024 so i...

Hmm, i have checked across 2 servers and our logs are rotating as always i can see.

Try and navigate to: Tools & Settings > SSL/TLS Certificates From there you can see what certificate is used at "Certificate for securing Plesk" and / or, assign a new LE certificate to it by pressing the "+ Let's Encrypt"

Try and do a: apt-get install libapache2-mod-cloudflare Should restore original visitor IPs.

I see. No need to do anything further with this specific topic. Also, this should have been posted under Reports, my bad.

We have received this error: [root@~]# dnf update Error: Problem: package plesk-php73-imagick-3.6.0-1centos.8.211118.1928.x86_64 requires libMagickCore-6.Q16.so.6()(64bit), but none of the providers can be installed - package plesk-php73-imagick-3.6.0-1centos.8.211118.1928.x86_64 requires...

From the looks of it, you have disabled access to all .dat files: <files ~ "\.(php|php.*|sphp|php3|php4|php5|phtml|cgi|pl|shtml|dhtml|html|htm|txt|dat)$"> deny from all </files>

Interesting. My logs have indeed rotated for the first time since the bug, on all my servers. Haven't done anything else than install the update yesterday and checked up on it today.

Seems that the bug is now fixed https://docs.plesk.com/release-notes/obsidian/change-log/#plesk-18043

Seems that the bug is now fixed https://docs.plesk.com/release-notes/obsidian/change-log/#plesk-18043

I was wondering why my logs wasn't rotating. Hoping it will be fixed soon enough.

I see it's added now :-) https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/213410369-How-to-perform-dist-upgrade-procedure-on-server-with-Plesk

Debian 11 is now supported.

Hi Plesk :-) Thank you for the update, with the availability for Debian 11! I've done the conversion a few times before in the past, so i kind of know the issues the upgrade will cause. I have the following articles that might come in handy. We have just upgraded 2 Debian 10 servers to 11 and...

You could also add this inside your ModSecurity. That way if 1 site gets "attacked", it's blocked all across your server.

CentOS 8 was EOL at December 2021. They expanded their support until 31th of January. (Reminder: CentOS Linux 8 is EOL on December 31st) You should move away from CentOS 8 to keep your software up to date. Looking for a quick solution, you could easily switch to AlmaLinux with their migrate...

Could you try: free -m