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Clear. Thanks!

Ohh okay! That explains it. To be sure: A wildcard certificate does require a new _acme TXT record each renewal. And a non-wildcard certificate does not. Correct? When he should use the Plesk DNS and wildcard certificates, the _acme TXT is updated automatically. Correct? Thanks

Hi A client has problems renewing the Let's Encrypt certificates for his websites. He is using external DNS servers, not linked to his Plesk server. Is the TXT _acme record updated every time the certificate is renewed? In other words, does he have to manually update the TXT records of his...

Ohh ok, clear. Thanks!

I mean: what is the difference in risk when using the Plesk built-in system package updater vs unattended-upgrades? In both cases it is possible that third-party software publishes faulty updates and get installed.

Isn't that the case too when Plesk does the updates during the daily maintenance tasks?

Hi I have read the 'System Updates' documentation, but some things are unclear for me. I'm eg. using Debian as the OS. When 'Automatically install system package updates' is checked: Will this do an 'apt upgrade' or what exactly? When will it do that? Can we schedule that? When a reboot is...

Will that change the PHP versions of the websites (subscriptions) this add-on is assigned to?

Hi I removed (uninstalled) PHP 8.0 via Plesk Installer. All Service Plans are updated to use PHP 8.1 by default. I get this error with the add-on plans. These plans don't have PHP enabled. This add-on plan only adds 10 extra domains to the subscription, but doesn't change anything else...

Disabling the profile will work for sure. Is there a structural solution for this problem?

Some more information: # aa-status apparmor module is loaded. 36 profiles are loaded. 12 profiles are in enforce mode. /usr/bin/man /usr/lib/NetworkManager/nm-dhcp-client.action /usr/lib/NetworkManager/nm-dhcp-helper /usr/lib/connman/scripts/dhclient-script /usr/sbin/haveged...

Hi On a new Debian 12 installation, I get this logged into /var/log/messages # cat /etc/apparmor.d/local/usr.sbin.named # Site-specific additions and overrides for usr.sbin.named. # For more details, please see /etc/apparmor.d/local/README. # chrooted named /var/named/run-root/** rw...

This is an existing idea. If someone else wants to vote: SSH Key authentication for Site Import

Okay, then I know I'm not doing anything wrong. Thanks, I'll create a suggestion for this.

Hi When I want to change a subscription from the default 'Unlimited' plan to a custom one, this error is logged in panel.log: This is in a reseller account which doesn't have the permission 'Log rotation management' enabled.

Hi With the 'Panel & Migration manager' in the admin panel, it is possible to authenticate to the source server with an SSH key. With the 'Importing Websites' option for the customer, I can only get SSH password authentication working instead. Am I missing something? Thanks

That's indeed an option, but quite intensive for +30 domains. No future dates, but a higher serial number (in the two last digits) at the end. Is there an (CLI) option to increase the serial number of the zone files? I should manually edit the zone file, but that won't work.

Hi I should have to upgrade the serial number of a DNS zone manually. How can I do this in Plesk? Situation: a migration from another server where the zone has a higher serial number (luckily it has format yyyymmddnn). Thank you

Anyone have an idea?

Thanks for the clarification, Peter!