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Did you gave extra permission in phpmyadmin and how did you make it work(2 or 3 from previous post) ? Can you explain exact steps?

this problem is reported months ago, so far no progress. https://talk.plesk.com/threads/nginx-browser-caching-for-static-resources.334497/

Hi, as far as I understand you need to go to Add and Remove Product Components - SMTP servers and select MSMTP (relay only)

My plesk install is with mariadb 10, so that wasn't the problem. Most of the problems were related to ownership and permissions. I know that magento uses a lot of resources, but at the moment I have plenty of them. The strange thing is that I have shared hosting with cpanel and softacolus, and...

I have tried also... without success.

Add Allow from all ports rule with your IP in Plesk Firewall. I had the same problem and it worked for me.

I think it will be easier to make snapshot of the production VPS, upgrade the production VPS and if something goes wrong, just restore the snapshot.

For me the easiest way to migrate Wordpress site is manually. if I have dev site on http://example.com/dev (personally I prefer http://dev.example.com) 1. Install clean wordpress on http://example.com/ 2. Copy all content from http://example.com/dev/wp-content to http://example.com/wp-content...

it sets permissions to 644 for files and 755 for directories.

chmod -R a=r,a+X,u+w /var/www/vhosts/example.com/httpdocs/ Run that one, after that security check file permission will be ok.

@trialotto These above are settings with Apache whre expire headers are set correctly. Below are settings with Nginx, where expire headers are missing.

@trialotto The discussion was exactly for this topic. It will be better to continue here. So here are two printscreens for two configs - one with apache and the other one with nginx I had the same Nginx config in Plesk 12.0 and I havent problems with expire headers

Hi Plesk Team, the issue with "NGiNX - browser caching for static resources" is still present. Is there any ETA for this problem ?

Hi, try as I explained in the quote above, but instead MardiaDB 10 repo, add mysql 5.6 repo. Do it in exact order as explained above (add only the repo, without installing mysql, it will be installed during plesk instalation). Regards

Nope, From home screen go to Add or Remove Components, it should be there.

Opcode is not an alternative for APCu. Opcode keeps compiled php code in it's memory for later reuse. APCu (APC User Cache) is available, in which all opcode caching abilities have been removed to support user caches in shared memory using the familiar APC API So APCu is somthing like...

do exactly like explained here and you'll have new install with mariadb 10

Hello Plesk team, do you plan to release some fix for this issue?

is it something only I have?

I have updated too, so far so good