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The Wordpress and Security Advisor icons are always white on the Light color themes. Makes them unable to be seen. Can this be fixed? See example: Image 2018-01-03 at 11.01.41 AM.png Thanks.

Wanted to follow up to say that turning off ModSecurity has dramatically sped up my server. Sites load very fast now. Even Wordpress sites. I have not had a single MaxClients error since turning it off as well.

Disabling ModSecurity shaved about 100m off each request. They are still high at an average of 153m, but it is a start.

This appears to be all httpd threads, not just a few. This started about a month ago, early September maybe. Was there an update to Onyx that may be the source of this higher memory use? Will disabling any of these modules effect Cloudlinux and CageFS at all?

The average amount of memory per process seems way to high. Is there a way to crank this down? I am on a instance with 15GB of memory and 4 cores Running Cloudlinux. Already disabled perl and a couple other modules I know I don't need. Do I need the proxy and ldap modules? Thanks.

A complete server reboot has cleared things up currently, but time will tell if it will stick.

I have started seeing pages take along time to load on my plesk onyx linux server. It looks like it is dns, but I don't think that is it. Page is requested and just sits there for many seconds, then the whole pages loads at once. Is this the nginx proxy waiting on apache and then timing out...

Eventually rebuilding ALL config files fixed this. Still wish I knew why this false error was occurring in the first place?

This error will not leave my panel home screen. Template_Exception: Syntax error on line 49 of /etc/httpd/conf/plesk.conf.d/webmails/mydomain.com_webmail.conf: SSLCACertificateFile: file '/usr/local/psa/var/certificates/cert-rAa9p1' does not exist or is empty file...

@IgorG, That fixed it. Thanks for stepping in and helping with the actual issue. :-)

Igor, Ok, did that, but no change. Here is the complete yum message when running yum update Resolving Dependencies --> Running transaction check ---> Package msmtp.x86_64 0:1.4.32-1.el6 will be obsoleted ---> Package sw-msmtp.x86_64 0:1.6.2-17031414 will be obsoleting --> Processing Conflict...

Uh oh # rpm -e plesk-mail-mc-driver error: package plesk-mail-mc-driver is not installed The following worked, but gives dependency errors.. # rpm -e plesk-mail-pc-driver-17.5.3-rhel6.build1705170317.16 error: Failed dependencies: psa-mail-driver is needed by (installed)...

The first one returns nothing. The second one returns the following... plesk-mail-pc-driver-17.5.3-rhel6.build1705170317.16 (x86_64)

Thanks, but neither thing helped. Postfix has always been installed , so going to Updates/Upgrades does not play a part. Running the repair command did not do anything either. As I said previously, this is a yum (Linux) issue. Anyone else know of a way to fix yum so I can update again...

Thanks for the reply, but I am not sure your response applies to my issue. Everything works fine with Plesk itself, no issues that I know of with upgrade. The problem is when I run "yum update" from command line. I have always used Postfix and have never heard of MSMTP until now ( something new...

I just upgraded from 12.5 to Onyx and all seemed to go well. However, when I tried to run "yum update" on my Cloudlinux server I get this error... Error: plesk-mail-pc-driver conflicts with sw-msmtp-1.6.2-17031414.x86_64 Anyone know a quick way to resolve this? Thanks.

2017 and still not fixed :-|

I have set the following directive to a domain's Additional ( PHP ) directives and hit Apply. The directive is completely ignored and does not disable the functions. Other mail directives seem to work. Is the disable_functions directive skipped or ignored by Plesk...

May need to rebuild domain config files after, I did.

Thanks Igor. Will see how this works out.