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Hi, I guess KlausZ is talking about "yum updates": I observe the same situation and only today I got something to update, namely the kernel, MariaDB and python or something. After, say a month or so, whilst on CentOS updates were rather frequent.

In the end I succeeded by using the command "export LEAPP_OVL_SIZE=4096" before the script execution. At the end of the conversion, though, the apache/nginx configuration files contained errors (ex: Error: New configuration files for the Apache web server were not created due to the errors in...

Sorry, more readable Filesystem Type 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on devtmpfs devtmpfs 3983000 0 3983000 0% /dev tmpfs tmpfs 3994788 0 3994788 0% /dev/shm tmpfs tmpfs 3994788...

Hi, here's the result: # df -T Filesystem Type 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on devtmpfs devtmpfs 3983000 0 3983000 0% /dev tmpfs tmpfs 3994788 0 3994788 0% /dev/shm tmpfs tmpfs...

Hi, unfortunately the conversion failed, please see here: Issue - CentOs2Alma conversion failed - disk space?

Hello, I used the Plesk provided script to convert my CentOs7.9 VPS to Almalinux, but, after a great deal of conversions and installations, it failed with not enough space, apparently quite a common situation despite having 17GB free on the server. The "troubled area" starts with: ...

Oh well, luckily it can run 7.4, although with some issues/warnings. I can give it a try then. Fingers crossed...

That's excellent, thanks a lot. One more question, if I may: apparently Almalinux does not support php7, but, unfortunately, one of my wordpress websites still runs on it because of an old theme (cherry framework 3, no longer supported) and I cannot migrate it yet to another theme. However, I...

Hello, I am looking at the in place upgrade to AlmaLinux from my CentOs 7.9 VPS. My selinux status is enabled. I read that containers and virtualization are not supported by the Plesk created script. When I check with the systemd-detect-virt I obtain "microsoft". What does that mean? Can I still...

Hi maartenv, I managed to run the upgrade to mariadb 10.6, successfully, by the look of it. However, I had 2 moments of "panic": 1. The upgrade would not run ("nothing to upgrade") which was due to the fact that I had to disable the mariadb in yum earlier on. After fixing that the upgrade run...

Hi syazov, I could upgrade Plesk by disabling the repo, as per you suggestion, thanks. Now, maartenv, which of the 2 articles I mentioned shall I follow, please? They seem radically different. Best, Franco

Hello, I am currently running Plesk 18.0.44 #3 and the automatic upgrade to 18.0.45 failed due to the wrong or obsolete MariaDB repository. I am on CentOS 7.9 and my MariaDB version is 10.1. I have seen a few discussions on the topic of upgrading MariaDB, but I remain confused on what to do...

Indeed, it was due to some users left on the system; after having cleaned them up I could remove the db server, and directly from Plesk. Resolved, thanks. Franco

I get: "Error: A database server cannot be deleted while there are databases or database users hosted on it. " but of course there aren't any. However, I have still a few users assigned to that db ID 3. Shall I delete them first with a query (Plesk would not let me)?

Hi Igor, not sure I completely understand. Here is what I have: MariaDB [psa]> select * from databaseservers; +----+-------------------+------+-------+----------------+-------------+------------------------------------------------------------+---------------+------------+---------+ | id | host...

Hello, I am in the situation described here: Resolved - Database server cannot be removed What do you do once you have found the ID? You simply delete that row? Is that all? Thanks Franco

Hello, I used to simply keep mail deactivated in the subscription mail settings and the outgoing mail messages (such as those originated by forms or wordfence) were regularly sent without any problem. Recently instead I have to activate mail service (which also creates a mailbox, I guess, which...

Sure, got that, thanks.

Well, after some research I found out that ibd files are indexed files created by mysql. That one is particularly large due to a large table of a WP plugin. All ok then. Btw, that could be a way of identifying particularly large tables without browsing to all the databases. And I am sure there...

Hello, I have detected a 545MB file named /var/lib/mysql/bdd_mamps/dcha_ydbs2dn__itsec_logs.ibd What is it, please, and how can I reduce it or eventually purge it? Running latest Plesk Obsidian on CentOS 7.8 Regards