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Thanks UFHH01 I don't know (yet) what you mean. I see in the old logs the logging stopped since February 20. I see this message: ... rsyslogd: [origin software="rsyslogd" swVersion="7.4.7" x-pid="159" x-info="http://www.rsyslog.com"] rsyslogd was HUPed What does this mean, and whyu did the...

A while ago I upgraded (from version 12.5) to Plesk Onyx. Today a few times I entered my password wrong by mistake. I wanted to see in the log what exactly happened. So I went to var/log to see the "messages" log. However, this file was empty except this line: ... rsyslogd: [origin...

I think I've seen a back-up option in Plesk Panel somewhere, but I don't recall being able to backup a specific database to a specific location on the server. Can that be done? Because maybe I missed that option ...

Yeah, that's easy ... but the only thing is that I have to login every few days to create a back-up. It would have been cool if it was done automatically every day. Well, I'll just have to use this option for now then. Thanks.

My mistake ... I saw last update from 2011. However ... it looks complicated when I look at the screenshots. I just want to make a simple export. I'll look into this later when I have more time. If anyone else has tips how to easily back-up a database, please let me know :-)

Thanks, but is seems quite old and way too complex for what I want. Maybe Plesk itself will come with a solution one day. For now ... I'm afraid it has to be done manually :-(

I have no idea what that means. If you have a fresh Plesk install I wouldn't worry about it.

Thanks for your reply. I did some research on automysqlbackup, but it seems I can't create a specific backup location for a specific database. What I want is to somehow get the .sql dump (of domain abcxyz.com) into my vhost directory (of domain abcxyz.com). So when I make a backup of the vhost...

It's just the name of your server. You only have to set it in Plesk. For example: server1.mydomain.com So 'server1' is the specific name of your server. If one day you'll have a second server, you can call it server2.mydomain.com

>> Go to the "Databases" section for the Plesk domain in question and click on "Export dump", you will be now able to store it on the server. Yes, I have seen that option. PHPMyAdmin also has an export option. But actually I was hoping there would be a physical file mydb.sql so I could create...

Really? So nowhere on my server is a file that contains my database contents? :-s Then where is all this data stored? So if I understand correctly there is no mydb.sql file anywhere on the server, and the only way to create a back-up is from within Pleks of PHPMyAdmin?

Hello SBDavid Thanks for your reply. I see that folder you are talking about. What I want is to make a backup from the database file with all of its content. In PHPMyAdmin I can export the database to mydb.sql. I thought there would be a file mydb.sql on the server as well. Am I wrong?

I was expection my database to be stored in /var/lib/mysql I do see some configuration files in there, but I don't see the mydb.sql file itself. Where should I be looking?

Short ... but clear :) Thanks for confirming! ;)

Hi there, I wanted to upgrade 2 domains to PHP version 7.1. It worked, but I'm not totally sure if I did it the correct way. In Plesk Panel: - I installed PHP 7.1 using 'updates and upgrades' - I upgraded the PHP-version of the service plan (associated to the 2 domains) to version 7.1 * I...

Who's the man? Peter Debik is the man! :D Thanks! Now that is what you call a good explanation for a beginner like me. You were right. Firewalld was not installed. I followed your instructions and they worked!! At point 3 I had to remove the "/tmp/" part, but besides that everything seems to...

Hello Linulex / Jan, First of all. Thanks for taking the time to answer my question. I appreciate that. I'm not sure I totally understand you. Yes, I use Centos 7. That's correct. "centos 7, (and rhel7), uses standard firewalld, and not iptables. If you want to use/go back to iptables you...

* BUMP * Can someone from Plesk admin please explain? My Plesk panel says there are 2 packages I should update. These 2: iptables 1.4.21-16.el7 (unknown) Tools for managing Linux kernel packet filtering capabilities iptables-services 1.4.21-16.el7 (unknown) iptables and ip6tables services for...

Hello Peter Debik No it's not an extension. I find the option to update system packages here: Tools & Settings -> Server Management -> System Updates I executed a lot of updates from this section, and now there are only 2 updates left: iptables 1.4.21-16.el7 (unknown) -> Tools for managing...

Hello, I noticed that updating "iptables" and "iptables-panel" from within the Plesk panel, makes the Plesk panel and my website totally unreachable. I have to restore a backup now. What is wrong? Shouldn't I update iptables?