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    Resolved 503 error after changing php_handler_id for site

    It occurred to me that the latest PHP version available on the server might not be sufficient to warrant an update, so I added a condition for that: # set base php version target, eg 8 for php 8.x readonly target_php_version=8 # get the current php_handler_id for the domain, yields for eg...
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    Resolved 503 error after changing php_handler_id for site

    Ok so I added the following and that seems to have done the trick, thanks for your help, Peter! plesk bin domain --update-web-server-settings "${domain}" For those searching, this is my full code: # set base php version target, eg 8 for php 8.x readonly target_php_version=8 # get the current...
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    Resolved 503 error after changing php_handler_id for site

    Hmm, is there another way to do that from the CLI?
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    Resolved 503 error after changing php_handler_id for site

    Yes I've tried that too but no change :( FYI my script looks like this: plesk bin site -u "${domain}" -php_handler_id "${latest_php_handler_id}" plesk bin site --update-php-settings "${domain}" plesk repair web -php-handlers -php-fpm-configuration -y "${domain}"
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    Resolved 503 error after changing php_handler_id for site

    Hi all, I have some PHP software that updates via a bash script. As part of that script I want to update the PHP handler for a given domain, I'm attempting to do that like so: plesk bin site -u "mydomain.com" -php_handler_id plesk-php82-fpm That command runs ok and I can see in the PHP...
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    Input Support for PHP 8.0 in Plesk

    +1 for PHP 8 support - please let us know when this is coming!
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    Issue Is it possible to set the Plesk default certificate as a Let's Encrypt wildcard cert which can also be used to preview URLs?

    Thanks for the reply @learning_curve, that makes sense but only for brand new websites - if there's already a site on that domain we can't remap the DNS / overwrite it if it already resides on this server. We have suggested it on their suggestion site but as you say, it has to get significant...
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    Issue Is it possible to set the Plesk default certificate as a Let's Encrypt wildcard cert which can also be used to preview URLs?

    I have modified the preview domain to include the hostname of a given server, ie where my hostname is server001.mydomain.com, the preview URL is: https://testdomain.com.123-456-789-123.preview.server001.mydomain.com (where I have a DNS A record for *.server001.mydomain.com that points to my...
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    Issue Is it possible to set the Plesk default certificate as a Let's Encrypt wildcard cert which can also be used to preview URLs?

    I can add a wildcard cert to a domain, but how do I get it to show up in the "Server Pool" under Tools & Settings > SSL/TLS Certificates? I've looked through the psa database and file structure and I can't seem to figure out what makes a certificate part of the "Server Pool" vs belonging to a...
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