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Ok, got it. Looks like you have /bin/dpkg or /usr/bin/dpkg binary on your CentOS installation. You may check the package name by something like this: rpm -qf /usr/bin/dpkg If dpkg is not needed on your installation, you may remove it. Or as a temporary workaround you can rename binary, upload...

First of all extensions packaged as deb and rpm package are deprecated. All modern extensions should be in zip format. As for .deb instead of .rpm for upload this only means that you have deb-based OS (Debian or Ubuntu), not CentOS. Please provide the output of the following commands: plesk...

Looks like bug in Plesk. But you can workaround it by providing not only the package name, but also the version. Here is an example: <packet version="1.6.6.0"> <aps> <download-package> <package> <name>joomla</name> <version>3.3.1</version> </package>...

Plesk 12 demos are up and running for some time already. Moreover there are 7 demos now. You can check & play w/ Plesk in different modes. P.S. For serious testing purposes I recommend to use your own VPS. You may ask for trial key if you needed in - http://www.parallels.com/products/plesk/trial/

First of all try to reboot your VPS. If this doesn't help you, ask your provider for assistance. Physical server may have no enough RAM and you can't detect that fact by checking of /proc/user_beancounters inside container.

Please provide the output of command: grep -Rn "server_name" /etc/sw-cp-server/

I can't reproduce your issue in UI. Please describe your steps for reproduce. Login to panel > Websites & Domains > click "Add New Domain" button? Also output of "plesk version" command is needed. To create addon site via CLI: # plesk bin site --create site.dom -webspace-name main-domain.dom

You should ask innotop authors, not Plesk community. Thread was closed.

If you have some knowledge of Linux internals "strace" command could help you.

Try to restart the whole server. It could help.

Ability to use create_session will be allowed for resellers and customers since Plesk 12.0.13.

Proper way it to create secret key for admin and use it for API-RPC requests (instead of plain password). Method create_session is allowed only for admin. Moreover it doesn't look like a good idea to use user credentials for create_session call, because you need to know not only admin...

If you want such feature for older versions, you can create event handler, track cp_user_login_failed, cp_user_api_login_failed events, store attempts to some file and check it via fail2ban. P.S. Info on how to create event handler...

Such ability already present, but not documented. First step is to perform API-RPC call: <packet> <server> <create_session> <login>admin</login> <data> <user_ip>MTAuNTAuMS43MQ==</user_ip> <source_server></source_server> </data>...

Described problem was already addressed in the next version of Plesk (currently under development).

Plesk does not ship PHP, it only installs PHP shipped by OS vendor. Which OS do you use?

See http://forum.parallels.com/showthread.php?292538-Api-plesk-11-don-t-work

It's better to avoid guessing and contact Parallels support to investigate the problem directly on your server. Anyway if you may share output of the following command (need to run via SSH): plesk db 'select * from Limits where id = (select value from SubscriptionProperties where...

For Plesk 11.5 use "plesk db" command. For older versions of Plesk use the following command: mysql -uadmin -p`cat /etc/psa/.psa.shadow`

1376892702 is a timestamp. It's needed to control browser cache and nothing more. If jsw.js changed on the server (new version of Plesk was installed) new timestamp will be generated, that will force the browser to repeat request for jsw.js instead of using file retrieved earlier. File jsw.js is...