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I assumed that the conflict between the bind-chroot package and the plesk-dns-bind-driver lies in the fact that the plesk-dns-bind-driver set up the chroot for us, in the same way that the bind-chroot package does. It made sense given that the installation of bind-chroot created a conflict as...

Yeah, I caught that. I added to this thread because I think that your questions about using bind-chroot packages alongside Plesk's utility is still a valid question. That said, I found a solution to my issue in using the correct commands with CentOS 7: systemctl start named-chroot rather than...

I have this problem as well. Isn't plesk-dns-bind-driver supposed to be managing the bind-chroot for us? Should we really be installing another chroot manager for bind when Plesk is supposed to have this covered? Isn't it going to cause conflicts later?

I completed a fresh install of Cent OS 7 on an OpenVZ container and updated it with standard system and Atomic RPMs. I then installed Plesk using the command-line utility and configured all services as I've done dozens of times with Plesk 11.5. After adding a domain (or migrating one) I...

I'm running: Plesk 11.5 update 30 CentOS 6.6 postfix-2.8.14-13040119.x86_64 If i go to Tools & Settings > Mail Server Settings > Mail Queue tab, I find a list of messages in the queue. When I then search for a recipient's email address (or portion of an address) for a recipient that's clearly...

Igor, That fixed it! I added it to the logrotate.conf file for Plesk and now it's rotating properly. Shouldn't this be there already though? After all, that's a Plesk log file (isn't it?)

Hey everyone, We've got a number of servers with Plesk panel, making use of php-fpm and nginx processing. All (or very close to all) of them are running 11.5.30 Update #48. Just before migrating a few of these servers, I've discovered that the file /var/log/sw-cp-server/sw-engine.log is...

I have just discovered the solution to this problem for my case, though I can't say if it will be true for others. When ordering keys for Plesk from Parallels there is a feature called "Disable SiteBuilder" that I always select by default since we pretty much never use it. I had a customer...

Did you ever resolve this problem? We're having the exact same issue. 1. Added the Web Presence Builder 100 sites functionality to my Plesk license 2. Forced Plesk to retrieve keys and double checked that the license indicates I get 100 sites. Also double checked that it showed the component...

I've seen the KB article and threads about this issue with Ubuntu. The issue does not appear to be related in that the binaries and libraries for sftp-server are in place and seemingly correct on CentOS 6. I'm running Plesk 11.5. Upon attempting to connect, Transmit (my SFTP/FTP client)...

Igor, It's not the error I'm reporting here... the error is exactly correct. I haven't waited long enough for the Migration Manager to retrieve the list of objects on the source server. The objective of posting this is to inform the Plesk devs that the error is duplicated unnecessarily. I...

The attached image highlights the problem. It's a very minor visual glitch. Steps to reproduce: Set up a migration from another server to this one While the migration manager is gathering the source server's object list, click somewhere else in the panel Navigate back to the migration...

Hi there, I've migrated a number of clients from a Plesk 9.5 server to a new box with Plesk 11.5. For new hosting plan orders, I find the Plesk 11.5 subscription model to be great, but for migrating from older versions of Plesk it doesn't appear to be very good at all. After the migration...

Actually it *should* be a problem if you're in any way concerned about security on the server. This is because standard FTP protocol transmits the login credentials in plaintext over the wire, leaving the FTP account ripe for sniffing and potential hacking / website misuse. This is why Plesk...

I've worked around this issue by manually updating the proftpd config as follows: add the following to your /etc/proftpd.include file between <IfModule mod_tls.c> and </IfModule>: # Server's certificate TLSRSACertificateFile /usr/local/psa/admin/conf/httpsd.pem...

Looks like this is finally fixed in 11.5.30 Update #14 [09-Sep-2013]: "[-] Panel did not concatenate chained certificates bundles provided by Geotrust to the main certificate in the nginx configuration."

I found a workaround for this. In the Auto-reply settings, there's an option to forward the original message to an address after the auto reply is sent. By specifying an address here, it seems to no longer send emails to the mailer-daemon / root on the server. Oddly setting up auto-replies for...

This just started happening with our Plesk 10.4.4 box on Saturday the 17th of August. The panel did update then, but it's not clear which update # it was. We're now on #54 and the issue is still present. I've disabled and re-enabled mail services on the domain. I've disabled the mail account...

This is not yet repaired as of 11.5.30 Update #10 (and update #11 is just a single unrelated fix). However, I do have a more 'permanent' work around. For the domain where the chain of trust cannot be established, in Plesk, go to "Web Server Settings" and scroll down to "Additional nginx...

I also have encountered this problem with Plesk Panel 11.5.30 Update #5 (July 15, 2013). The problem is that the CA Certificate is not loaded in nginx. For many certificates this isn't a problem because the root certs and intermediaries that are required are built in to your OS or Browser, but...