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awesome :)

@paulieG nope, .htaccess works fine with FPM, but websites using PathInfo (now I know the correct term hehe) work without .htaccess and rewrite rules. It seems that Plesk should correct its ProxyPassMatch to allow for PathInfo to work under FPM, the way you wrote it should work fine.

Hello there, I switched all sites from FastCGI to FPM, only to notice that about 5% of them use seo-friendly URLs without mod_rewrite/.htaccess, meaning that they have URLs like this: http://www.blabla.tld/index.php/about-us I think all of them are Joomla installations btw. Anyhow, when using...

No problem. Yeah, I can confirm, the problem is with non-utf8 wp-config.php files. If I convert the file from ANSI to UTF8 using notepad++, without changing any content, then the security keys checker does not fail and does not destroy the file anymore.

Ah ok, so just new upstream version. I will leave it disabled for now then...

I just got an update for the sw-nginx package. Unpacking sw-nginx (1.9.4-debian8.0.15091112) over (1.9.2-debian8.0.15080716) ... [....] Starting new master nginx: nginx failed! [info] NGINX upgrade failed. Attempting hard restart.. [....] Restarting nginx (via systemctl): nginx.serviceJob for...

@Alban Staehli I edited this file: /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/mpm_event.conf <IfModule mpm_event_module> StartServers 4 MinSpareThreads 50 MaxSpareThreads 150 ThreadLimit 64 ThreadsPerChild...

I had the same issue. Migrated from 12.0 to 12.5 on Debian 7.0 worked fine. But then dist-upgrading from 7 to 8 (using procedure provided by plesk with pre- and post-installation scripts) trouble began. Then I had to disable nginx because it was just very unreliable. A day later I noticed that...

@Alban Staehli I would do so, I think it is a little bit off topic here

Any news on this one? Does anybody else have this problem?

Same problem here, I could not figure out where this problem came from. My upgrade path: Plesk 12.0 -> 12.5 on Debian 7: everything fine Debian 7 -> Debian 8 (involves PHP 5.5 -> 5.6): something broke Now I disabled nginx as well and hope it remains stable. Btw, all sites are running PHP 5.6...

Hmmm maybe the reason was I already had my own jail named "wordpress". I removed it, and now I was able to enable the jails properly.

Running Debian 7.9 and Plesk 12.5 update 1. I want to enable plesk-wordpress and plesk-modsecurity, but it fails: Unable to switch on the selected jails: f2bmng failed: ERROR NOK: ('Invalid command (no set action or not yet implemented)',) ERROR NOK: ("invalid literal for int() with base 10...

The permissions on the wp-config.php are correct: 0600 and owned by foobar.tld:psacln. All files are owned by foobar.tld:psacln, and the security check says permissions are OK. Here is the configuration file (anonymized of course):

Ahhh ok, yeah actually the domain logged had hosting, but it had some aliases without hosting... Thanks, will update and be happy i guess :)

I tried the plesk repair utility, also ran the plesk repair installation, but nothing helped. Still getting that error...

Hi there. I can confirm what Ross_fisher says btw, also happens to me on Debian 7. Anyhoo, I looked at the details of the Wordpress install but all is fine. I enabled the debug and this is what I got: [2015-09-08 19:40:15] DEBUG [util_exec] [9ae7af09ddad9ff93fa81c1e375630c2][0] Starting: wpmng...

Except I am not uplading anything to FTP, plus my error is in PleskX.pm and not DAL.pm and only appeared with Plesk 12.5. Also, I don't have any problems with maillog, curl or sitebuilder as suggested in the article.

Btw, the error message I get is this one: An error occurred while checking the administrator\'s username on the WordPress installation 'XYZ'. An error occurred while checking the database prefix of the WordPress installation 'XYZ'. Check the validity of the WordPress database parameters in the...

I upgraded a server from Plesk 12.0 to 12.5 running Debian 7. All seems fine, except now I get a warning for one specific domain only in the backup tasks: Hosting on domain xyz.tld is skipped from backup due to error: Can't use string ("") as a HASH ref while "strict refs" in use at...