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I am not sure that the issues come from Apache/NGinx only. How you try to download the file? Do you have a script for this? Try this 2 links, even if is old. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/432713/serving-large-files-with-php http://teddy.fr/2007/11/28/how-serve-big-files-through-php/ As far...

Most probably the configuration file was not created as it should be. Or database could be missing. It will be very helpful if you tell more about the error you get, this can help on an exact diagnostics.

Seems nginx fail on apt-get, try without nginx and you can install that later.

You can change the mysql folder location to a different disk, different partition, different folder will not help if is on same partition. But also you will need to move actual DB folder to that new location. You need to edit for this /etc/my.cnf, but I advise to ask for help from a person who...

/dev/mapper/vg00-var 3.9G 3.8G 0 100% /var ity is here your answer, /var/lib/mysql is on same partition and this is why cannot write.

The license key will unlock or lock domains, you cannot modify it. You will need to order the upgrade.

Check your space on your server. HDD is full.

I think you should use /httpdocs/test1/

This can help. https://kb.plesk.com/en/125146 There is an utility to move from one php to another but also apache.

Try to call with a domain name like https://domainonthatserver:8443/ then will be redirected to registered IP, then change the ip with domain name again and you can access the panel, then go to settings and change the IP. Hope will work. (as I remember this is how I have done in the past).

You can install without problem PHP multiple version, I suggest to do with autoinstaller of PLESK. Then you will see in PLESK the php-fpm. That will work. Also you need for existing files with apache user to change manually the rights. cd /var/www/vhosts/yourdomain.com/httpdocs/ ls -al (to see...

Use FastCGI or php-fpm then you will avoid this issue. For existing ones you will need to change back manually.

Also if InnoDB files are corrupted you can do some things like. 1. Copy the whole /var/lib/mysql folder to a safe place (as a backup) 2. Because you have only a few DB and seems a new server to me, try to find in PLESK folder a dump of an installer/upgrader, /var/lib/psa/dump you can try to...

check /var/lib/mysql/something.err replace something with your filename.

Try mod_pagespeed, I suggest it. And sometimes not the cache is the issue, need to investigate the logs and see if is not too many open files, apache wait for other things and so on.

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If noone else have idea what can be, I can only say more if I take a look ;-(

Try: service psa stopall service psa start

Hmmm, I suspect it is a corrupt template in PLESK, but only repair or overwrite that file will help you. If it is still working the environment (and is only a duplicate in template) then I suggest to leave it like that until next update. Also you can try to do an autoinstaller and install any...

https://docs.plesk.com/en-US/17.0/administrator-guide/plesk-administration/plesk-repair-utility/plesk-repair-utility-installation.74677/ Try: plesk repair installation