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@learning_curve "A bit tricky for anybody to give an example taken from your setups / server... ;) but, you could raise a service ticket with Plesk / give them server access & they could advise you further, with regard to your own setups and your own Plesk managed areas of logs / log rotation...

@learning_curve "Depends on how you have setup your own service plans / domains / templates etc as that could / would make a difference between the two" Could you explain this or give an example? Settings seem the exact same to me . Which one will be followed if 1 is set to 1 month and the...

Thanks for taking time to reply @learning_curve Looking further into it ... I think Question 1 and 2 are only about domain related log files and not about system log files. I think these are general settings which overrule the settings in Question 3 and 4. If I do not enable 'Log rotate -...

@Peter Debik (or anyone else) Any thoughts on what I said in my previous post?

@IgorG Haha, I think you're right, but they don't seem to have support or contact address. Let's just hope for the best :)

@IgorG That is a very good question indeed. But why didn't the installer delete the CentOS repos then? :rolleyes: Well, I will delete the CentOS repo's then and hope for the best ... (If someone else could confirm I can safely delete the CentOS repos I still would like to hear!)

@pleskpanel Thanks for your clarification. I understand now what you mean. Well, Rocky Linux is not available yet and AlmaLinux is. So I am using it, hoping for the best. As I said, I've got a good feeling about this. They are very clear in their promise to offer a free product with support...

Hi @Peter Debik Thanks for replying. 1) If it does not influence AWStats, what could be a reason to retain statistics more than 1 month? For example, why would it benefit me to keep the logs for 3 months instead of 1 month? 2) Okay, I get what you are saying. But are these different logs...

@pleskpanel So because one party screws up, we can't trust any other party anymore? I'm going to give it a fair chance.

Thanks Igor. Can someone confirm this maybe? Is it safe to delete CentOS repo's after switching to another OS (AlmaLinux)?

If I remove the CentOS-Extras.repo file the message "Repository extras is listed more than once in the configuration" disappears. Does anyone know if I should delete the 2 other CentOS repo files (CentOS-AppStream.repo and CentOS-Base.repo) as well, now that I have switched to AlmaLinux? Or...

@Linulex I get what you are saying. I do believe though that the people behind AlmaLinux have the right intentions. They have also proven they can do it, because they already have delivered a working product to the community. They took their mission seriously and acted a) fast and b) good. So...

Hi, I have a few questions about log rotation and statistics settings. I numbered the questions so they can (hopefully) easily be replied. To me it looks as if there is some overlap in settings (but I'm probably wrong). Who can clarify? Tools & Settings > General Settings > Server Settings...

Hi @IgorG Many thanks for your reply. What exactly do I need to do? I first installed CentOS 8 and with the help of a deploy-tool I switched to AlmaLinux. In the directory /etc/yum.repos.d I find the following files: almalinux.repo almalinux-ha.repo CentOS-AppStream.repo CentOS-Base.repo...

Anyone? Is my question clear?

Thanks @Rasp . I hope there are more (preferably free and more simple) extensions. Anybody? Plesk team?

Thanks for your reply. I was hoping for an easier solution like an extension so I can configure it easily through Plesk Panel. Is this the only way to go?

Lately I have been receiving quite a lot of spam on a daily basis. I think the spam comes from one and the same sender / 'company'. I use the blacklist in the (server wide) mail settings to block the sender domains, but they seem to have bought a lot of different domains (mainly ending on .cam...

@SteveITS Stopping the service and deleting files is a workaround to get rid of the large files but won't prevent the new database to grow big again. Try what I said: create a cron job to run every night which vacuums the database. That will prevent it from growing extremely large.

Hi, I installed CentOS 8, then replaced it by AlmaLinux and then installed Plesk. Everything is working fine. When I execute a dnf operation, for example an update or install of a package I get to see this message: Repository extras is listed more than once in the configuration My question...