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Please make sure that you've granted a shell access to your user. Go to your subscription -> Web Hosting Access and check that "Access to the server over SSH" has something like "/bin/bash"

Can you provide the output of the following commands? * df -h * df -i * du -sh /* (under root user)

It seems that you have added "spdy" directive to some of your nginx configs. Make "grep -R spdy /etc/nginx/" and remove this directive. Then you need to restart nginx. E.g. /etc/init.d/nginx restart

Ok, got it. So you're only using nginx as a proxy, right? One more idea: maybe fail2ban is a root cause of your problems. Could you try to disable fail2ban temporary and check the results?

Could you please provide a little bit more details for us? Please open Google Chrome incognito window and enter the URL of your Plesk instance. Then one need to open Developer Tools (View -> Developer -> Developer Tools) and switch to "Console" tab. After that go to the corresponding page and...

Upstream means PHP in your case. Did you try to restart PHP-FPM service (Tools & Settings -> Services Management -> PHP-FPM)? You may also check /var/log/php5-fpm.log, /var/log/plesk-php*-fpm/error.log or /var/log/php-fpm/error.log files for errors.

If the requirements are rather simple and you don't want to pay for the "big" billing solution, then you could use XML-RPC guide and Extensions SDK and implement such automation tool by yourself.

Which database server is used for control panel itself? Default MySQL or have you switched to MSSQL server (psa database)?

Can you try to upgrade to Plesk 12.5.30 and check it once again?

I guess that you did some steps under the root user. This produced the wrong permissions on a lot of directories. Proper ways is to allow shell access to system user of domain. And log in via ssh using this user, not root. It also means that you should perform the virtualenv installation, django...

Did you see this error?

> the problem in my browser is 502 Bad Gateway ngix Are you sure? See no errors produced by Phusion Passenger? :)

Also try to ask Apache directly (without nginx proxy): http://<url>:7080/

I see at least one problem. One need to do the following: mv ./django-app/app/app ./django-app/app-new rm -rf ./django-app/app/ mv ./django-app/app-new ./django-app/app

What is your document root for that domain (please show the name of the directory)? What is the output of the following command (via ssh inside django-app directory): find ./ -maxdepth 4 -type d

It seems that you have a wrong document root and also you make a request to a wrong URL. If you follow the instructions in the article, then you should access your app by the URL that looks like something like following: http://django.main-domain/ (django is a name of subdomain for "main-domain"...

Also make sure that your have Django app itself. The tutorial explains on how setup the environment, not about how to create Django app itself.

Can you explain in a little bit more details what do you mean under "doesn't work"? Do you see some error in a browser? Do you see blank page in a browser? Some error occurs during configuration?

Please provide the output of "plesk version" command (via ssh under root user).

Unfortunately I can't reproduce the problem in our test environment. I can take a look at your server if you provide the credentials via private message.