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Thank you for your reply. Apparently it seems there was a problem with the package named mroonga. There was an update of this software the other day. It seems that the server could not delete the old package from that time. And I had a problem. I can not delete it with yum, package-cleanup or...

When I checked Plesk's system update, I got an error. TOOL>Server managemnet>System Update Warning: The information of some packages may not be suitable for reality. An inconsistency was detected in the system package manager database. Please resolve this problem manually. Currently, even if...

There is a problem with using Opcache. At first glance it seems that OPcache is loaded normally. When I look at php info() or php - v, they show normal values. I run opcache checkers. OCP – Opcache Control Panel OCP - Opcache Control Panel (aka Zend Optimizer+ Control Panel for PHP)#ocp #php...

I saw "nginx -T" command, "IP Address:80" and "IP Address:443" appear multiple times. The nginx additional directive field is written in the server{} block. It seems that it is written on 80 ports of each subdomain. Surely a redirect is occurring while attempting SSL connection. I am...

Thank you for reply. As a way of thinking, I thought that the nginx additional directive was a server{} block in nginx.conf. Is this similar and different?

It seems that software developers do not know the situation of Plesk. I wrote directly in nginx.conf by tuning the DNS of the target subdomain of Plesk and it sounded like Let's encrypt could also be used. If I do not use Plesk's "nginx additional directive field", software is ready to use. *I...

I was able to solve it self. If I enabled local DNS in Plesk UI's DNS settings, I could use SSL specified by Plesk without directly writing certificate information in nginx.conf. Of course, root privilege could be removed and I was able to work with user authority.

What I tried. Install certificate of aaa.sample.com by Let's encrypt at Plesk. SSL/TLS and 301 redirect are enabled in the hosting setting. Write the necessary elements in nginx.conf. It is not an additional directive field of Plesk. In this way, it is not "aaa.sample.com" but a "sample.com"...

I have software that I want to use by all means, it is very difficult if it is within Plesk. Certificates seem to cause problems. I do not have any problem with HTTP connection. So I'm trying to edit nginx.conf etc. directly and work outside of Plesk. I gave the software root privileges and I...

Thank you for your advice. But I could not do it.

Of course there are problems on the application side, please let me know. There is software requesting port 33000. I build and run the software without going through Plesk. Then the software works without any problem. However, when I pass through Plesk, redirects and 502 Bad Gateway errors...

I have three hosts in Plesk. One of them requires one of the specified ports. I normally write nginx.conf in Plesk nginx add directive. For example, set the standby port to 33000. This item is described only this. When I access 'http://ccc.sample.com', I get an error due to repeated...

Thank you for help. I seem to have solved it.

I performed 'yum remove mariadb*' to update MariaDB. Then Plesk-mail*** and other Plesk files began to be deleted. I was surprised to stop the process. Then of course the site including Plesk died due to an error. After that I ran yum install plesk-mail* etc but it was shown that it can not be...

I'm using Let's Encrypt on Plesk. In normal access, I can connect HTTPS. The executing program requests a different port of the site. I get an error when trying HTTPS connection to this program. https://SAMPLE.com --> OK https://SAMPLE.com:XXXX --> NG By Firefox: SSL received a record that...

When I logged in to Plesk, ModSecurity errors have been warned of last week. How can I resolve the errors below? Is this a ModSecurity side or a Collabora Repo side? I tried recreating Collabora Repo. I was able to update with yum update without problems. This itself exists. Please help.

Thank you. But I know how to update manually. I want to avoid doing complex processing every time. I want to be able to update it simply by pressing "update button/renew" even if automation is impossible. What I think strange. After I manually update the certificate, it can be updated/renew...

Yes, I installed Let's Encrypt. I have been using Plesk for 1 year soon. I have never successfully (auto) renewed the certificate.

I'm using Let's Encrypt at Nextcloud, but I'm troubled with updating this. It is the one that resembles my solution. Unable to renew Let's Encrypt certificate: 403 Forbidden But I don't seem to be able to use this method. I would like to know another method. First, where is Let's Encrypt at...

I also ran watchdogs and rkhunter.conf (/usr/local/psa/etc/modules/watchdog/rkhunter.conf) got a warning. I deleted this file and uninstalled and reinstalled on #2. But it has been warned. Please tell me how to cancel this warning.