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Here is what I had to do to fix this. I know it cannot be correct, but now the task fires without error. Open the site's cron file here... /var/spool/cron/mysite The comment out this line #SHELL=/usr/local/psa/bin/chrootsh After that the task will work. That SHELL command does not work and...

The chrootsh file does exists and no migration was ever made . 12K -rwsr-x--- 1 root psacln 8.1K Jun 6 2014 /usr/local/psa/bin/chrootsh So that is not it.

Whenever a user in my Cloudlinux powered Plesk Panel 12 tries to use the scheduled tasks, this is the error that is emailed to them... execl: couldn't exec `/usr/local/psa/bin/chrootsh' execl: No such file or directory Does not matter what the task is, same error every time. Even something as...

Yes I have. I am referring to the Summary Report that I have emailed to myself each day. Looks OK in the Panel, but does not translate well into emails ( no styling and broken images )

The daily email report from Plesk is all kinds of busted, broken tags, etcs... Is there a way to edit and customize the 'rpt_cl_report_for_admin__' report?

Yes, I did, but most of my users would never have need to do this. If they did, then they could always use the File Manager. I would like to switch it (proftpd.conf) back and just change all the ftp user home settings instead. What is best way to edit several of these at once ?

I am noticing that several of my users are wiping out their user root folders ( logs, error docs, etc...) when they fail to use '/httpdocs/' as the root directory when publishing with FTP. I fixed this by editing the proftpd.conf to use ~/httpdocs/ as the DefaultRoot folder ( instead of just ~/...

When I login as the main admin user, Plesk seems to run pretty quick and snappy. I can click around the panel and things seem to load near instantly. If I login as a customer everything is slow. Starts with the initial login, takes much longer to process the validation. Then every click inside...

Here is how I modified the proftpd settings in 60-nosslv3.conf <Global> <IfModule mod_tls.c> TLSEngine on TLSRequired off TLSCipherSuite HIGH:MEDIUM:+TLSv1:!SSLv2:!SSLv3 </IfModule> </Global> then I did ... /etc/init.d/xinetd restart ... and it all worked again. The...

I made the necessary changes to the main ssl apache conf file, but it does not seem to change things? Do I need to dig down and edit the existing vhost conf files to remove the sslv3 ?

Why are we having to do this? Shouldn't Plesk fix all these vulnerabilities with an update?

I have tested 7 and 8, but will go back and see if it still happens.

WinXP and any shitty version of IE ;-)

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@abdi, Yes, I have the complete CA Chain all the way down to ROOT.

OK, instead of creating the certificate in the hosting settings for the subscription ( Secure your Sites ), should I set it up as a system wide certificate and bind it to an available IP address? Then make sure that site uses that IP address?

Sergey, I already have that setup, but the certificates do not work in WinXP browsers nonetheless. The domain's PTR is in place and everything. Is there a trick to getting this to work? I have been told that since the server suppports SNI, that is why the certificates are not being trusted...

Or, is there a way to leave it on and still have a IP based SSL work on older WinXP browsers?

I have several clients still using WinXP. How do I disable SNI for SSL certificates ( and just use old IP way )?

I have a client with a download file on 146 MB. Download speed is pretty slow and timeout out around 70MB. Anything I can do to change this?