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For the sake of anyone happening across this thread with the same issue of the local imap server accepting and closing connections to localhost, thus breaking webmail, Plesk 12 with SElinux enabled is not compatible with Courier IMAP for insecure local connections. Swapping courier out for...

If you're talking a v4-only environment, there's no need to add an additional conf file since Plesk is already creating the nginx service file to begin with. The fix is the one I posted earlier, just add network-online.target as an After= and Wants=. That ensures nginx doesn't start until IPv4...

Is there a Plesk 12 database schema anywhere? Most recent version I can find is for version 10: http://kb.odin.com/en/113063

Most modern browsers are now flagging sha1 certs as insecure, whether it be something simple like a URL bar color change on the padlock to a caution flag, or with Chrome, clicking into the details tells you the site is using "obsolete encryption". Odin has known about the issue for at least...

Correct, migration & transfer manager is broken under selinux, so of course Odin's solution is to just have you turn it off instead of actually fixing the core issue by making it work differently or creating a suitable selinux policy. Been broken for years, here's a kb http://kb.odin.com/en/122774

Umm, what in that article is a solution to anything? That's an article that is, first and foremost, an explanation of what systemd is, and then gives some common commands for configuration and debugging. It is not offering a solution to any problem. It goes on to give an example of a problem...

This issue is a bug in Plesk 12 on CentOS 7 with systemd handling daemon startup. There's a second bug in RedHat/CentOS 7 that crops up if you're also running IPv6. See this thread for the fix and workaround...

I've determined the bug causing this and have filed it with Plesk support. The issue is twofold: 1) If your server is using ONLY IPv4, then you can fix this by editing the following file: /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/nginx.service Change this: After=nss-lookup.target...

You need to switch to postfix; the qmail-send included with Plesk has numerous issues on today's internet; sslv3, dh keys <1024, all email goes out the first ip, etc.

Any update to this? Seeing same exact issue; fresh install of P12 on CentOS 7, nginx does not start via systemd but starts fine if you manually "systemctl start nginx" nginx log shows: 2015/07/16 12:01:15 [alert] 3580#0: unlink() "/var/run/nginx.pid" failed (13: Permission denied) 2015/07/16...

Anyone ever run into an issue where a customer's webmail.<domain>.com will return their home page instead of the webmail login screen? Traditionally, we'd fix it via /usr/local/psa/admin/bin/httpdmng --reconfigure-domain <domain> and things would work, until someone else on the same server...

Update please?

The primary issue we ran into is with users who do not host their email locally. If they enable the mail service for the domain, in order to create an account to auth against, then email can't reach their domain since it will be attempted locally rather than where the MX records point. If mail...

Fresh installs of Plesk 12 are not including the typical mynetworks = 127.0.0.0/8 [::1]/128 in the postfix main.cf that prior versions included. This breaks locally executing apps that use localhost as an SMTP server for outbound relay without authentication. Is there a way to correct this...

How does one alter the software listening on that port to not accept SSLv3 so it doesn't cause PCI scan failures?

Can someone tell me what version 12 license is equivalent to a version 11 "Parallels Plesk Panel 10.x/11.x and Later" license from a feature standpoint? I'm thinking those older licenses turn on the equivalent features of the 'web pro' edition since the wordpress link shows up?

Anyone from Parallels want to chime in on why servers are being run out of memory by the 'sort' command even when the logs are small? Here's what is currently on a site: I have the site set to rotate at 100 MB, keep 1 file, and run 50 * * * * /usr/local/psa/admin/bin/statistics...

I really love servers blowing up every time a site has higher traffic than normal and then the daily stats execute. Is it parallels' official stance a sort process consuming 11 gigs of memory is your users' problem to deal with by running stats hourly via hacking your own cron jobs since the GUI...

Is there a publicly accessible bug tracker for this?

Watching every site on every server to see which ones get enough traffic to have a large log file is not a scalable solution. I can't believe Parallels thought it a good idea to run a web log, typically a massive file, into a program that has to store it in memory to do its work.