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RESOLVED. Here's what I did in case others have the same issue: - Under your main domain, remove the Let's Encrypt SSL from the main domain list so only the main domains SSL appears in the SSL list - Back in TOOLS/SSL Settings switch Secure Plesk and Secure Email back to the default server SSL...

New install of Onyx in Oct. Create main domain and upload purchased SSL to secure. Choose that SSL in Hosting Settings. Works perfect. Created a subdomain mail.domain.com to log into Plesk and for email. Installed Let's Encrypt extension to create an SSL. Let's Encrypt creates the SSL and...

No issues running PrestaShop 1.7 on Plesk Onyx. What is the error you're seeing?

Igor, thanks for the reply and advice. You were correct -- We were missing a micro-update that added the ioncube loader to php7. Thank you again. Solved.

Nope, the underlined files are missing in /opt/plesk/php/7.0/etc/php.d/00-ioncube-loader.ini and /opt/plesk/php/7.0/lib64/php/modules/ioncube_loader_lin_7.0.so running current Onyx. I had assumed the recent update to Onyx put the ioncube_loader_lin_7.0.so in the PHP7 directory so it was only a...

Igor, I don't see the ioncube_loader_lin_7.0.so file in any of the php 7 directories and we're on the latest Onyx update. Just older ioncube files here: /usr/lib64/php/modules Nothing here: /opt/plesk/php/7.0/lib64/php/modules/ Does the update add the ioncube loader somewhere or do we need to...

Seems like a bug. If we add a third cc: to the email there are 3 DKIM signatures in the header when the server creates an email using SMTP. I would hope Plesk Onyx programmers are aware of this and a fix is imminent. :)

We're seeing this too. When a single email is created by running software (eg. Magento or WHMCS) and sent using SMTP to multiple users (say 2), the header will show 2 DKIM headers. Depending on the number of users the email is being cc'd to, that number of DKIM signatures appear in the header.

This => plesk bin subscription --switch-subscription example.com -service-plan Unlimited fixes the issue (log in to your server via SSH). Migrating a 12.5 install to an Onyx install restricts both email storage and bandwidth on all domains. The command above removed the restrictions, per...

+1 looking for an update on PHP7 with ioncube :)

Read it a long time ago with 12.5 and recently when we upgraded our servers to Onyx. Just curious why Plesk hadn't updated PHP yet, is all, with their micro updates. Thanks, and considered resolved.

I left mine at default. UFHH01, can you share yours (or a screenshot?) :)

Hi UFHH01 You must have updated your server yourself as Plesk hasn't pushed the PHP updates to Onyx in their patches. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't going to break anything in Onyx as 12.5 did PHP updates on it's own. Thanks for the reply. :)

Plesk 12.5 has been receiving PHP updates, but Onyx is still behind (PHP 5.6.28 and 7.0.13 was released back on Nov-10). Should we wait until Plesk pushes the update through the nightly updates or 'yum update' PHP ourselves. Just not sure if things have changed with Onyx.

Plesk Onyx Update 6 (November 14th) absolutely FIXES the DKIM issue!!! Tested on both http://dkimvalidator.com/ and http://mail-tester.com/ as well as verified through Google headers (they look so beautiful now). Thank you Plesk Team and all other contributors to this thread.

We moved a Plesk 12.5 (CentOS 6.8) to Onyx (CentOS 7.2) using the migration tool with no issues. Be sure to set IPs on both servers to SHARED and the migration should be fine. (You can switch them back to DEDICATED after the migration). Only thing that didn't migrate was any manually entered...

If your offering shared hosting then Redis can help but not by much anymore (forget Memcached). PHP 7's OpCache is absolutely amazing and can be turned on (should be on by default) in Plesk. Nothing to tweak or play around with -- it's just on and works great. Speed is unmatched and pair it...

I've spent several days looking at this as well as examining headers and running tests as email delivery is critical for us and our customers. Besides the header showing simple/simple (default) rather than relaxed/relaxed as we discovered in the OPENDKIM we manually had to add to 12.5, I also...

Looking at the canonicalization.py file in CentOS, I also see exactly what you're talking about, that if the setting isn't defined it defaults to simple/simple. What's strange is that when I migrated a domain from Plesk 12.5 to Onyx using the migration tool, I received an email from the server...

Igor, followed your instructions and while Onyx did remove the DKIM settings and replaced it when re-enabling DKIM in mail settings, the key still fails at dkimvalidator.com and mail-tester.com . Key verifies correctly at http://dkimcore.org/tools/keycheck.html . Looks like this issue popped...