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Everything looks good. Please try again or try using console interface instead (just run the plesk installer command).

This would not happen under normal circumstances. Probably some essential component is not fully installed. Please post the output of the following commands: # plesk installer list plesk 17.0.17 2>/dev/null # plesk version

Missing /opt/psa/bin/distupgrade.helper.ubt14-ubt16_post.x64.sh means plesk-core package was not upgraded during the dist-upgrade process. Check dist-upgrade logs for errors. The script should have told you the log path, if not, check /var/log/plesk/install/plesk-distupgrade.log.

@Oliver Marugg, no the bug is not fixed. For your reference, internal ID is PI-331. However, this issue happens only if corresponding locale is not configured properly in Linux. To check, run: # LC_ALL=de_DE.UTF-8 LANG=de_DE.UTF-8 bash -c echo bash: warning: setlocale: LC_ALL: cannot change...

You have some process (presumably not Apache) listening on port 7080 (and likely 7081 as well). I suppose it may be lightspeed. Find them out with netstat -tulnap | grep 708[01], then stop or kill them (if it's not httpd). It's possible that lightspeed was not properly uninstalled.

@upstar, most likely your Plesk license key does not allow other localizations. Check in Tools & Settings > License Management > Plesk License Key > Info > Available Languages.

It's really simple. Make sure your MySQL instance is available for "external" world. By default Plesk configures MySQL to listen only on loopback for security reasons. You may check which IPs your MySQL instance is bound to using the following command: netstat -tulnap | grep 3306 To...

@SeScDe, deploy container, set up static port mapping (e.g. to 32123). Then go to domain > Apache & nginx Settings and (assuming you're using nginx) do the following: Deselect "Proxy mode" and make sure no checkboxes in nginx settings block are selected. Click Apply. Then paste into "Additional...

@iceman333, I suppose you've upgraded your MySQL from system 5.5 to 5.7, but didn't adapt its configuration? Try removing the key_buffer=16M option(s) from /etc/mysql/my.cnf Please also read MySQL upgrade guide very carefully.

You may use DKIM as a reference implementation. For example: root@a10-52-38-93:~# plesk sbin mail_handlers_control --list .---.---.-------.--------------------------------------.-----------------.------------------.-----------------. | E | P | prior | address |...

@lippoliv, with a little bit of effort it's fairly easy to adapt the provided snippet in Python to any other language. What's important here is the attention to details. Here's an example how to add a Bash script as a custom mail handler to reject all mails received by a specific mail address...

@Julian Johannsen, you've likely updated Apache across versions (2.2 to 2.4). Try loading module mod_access_compat. BTW, did you perform dist-upgrade lately by any chance? Please also post you OS version.

@redhell, I would like to advise you to check (and maybe reinstall, if you have them installed) the following packages as well: psa-spf2 sw-collectd sw-librrd sw-rrdtool Or at least you would now know where to look if you happen to have problems with SPF, Health Monitor, or Resource controller.

Honestly, I seriously doubt this. I'll think if there's a way to be sure. Yes, it's either missing or compiled for different environment. I suspect that in this case you should check the log4cpp-plesk package. Try reinstalling it: # plesk installer list plesk 17.0.17 --skip-cleanup >/dev/null...

@redhell, it looks like your installation was not fully dist-upgraded. At least the following packages weren't updated to the Ubuntu 16.04 versions: plesk-mysql-server, plesk-wp-cli, psa-pear. Could you please post your exact steps during dist-upgrade? Please also post the output of the...

Please see this thread: https://talk.plesk.com/threads/plesk-update-apache-webserver-configuration.339693/

Thanks for reporting. Could you post output of find /usr/local/psa/admin/conf/templates/custom ? As a fix, remove (or update and fix) your custom vhost templates from /usr/local/psa/admin/conf/templates/custom .

@Raymond_Davelaar, are you sure you're not mistaking server root for root of a chrooted shell? You may check /etc/passwd. How many entries (lines) does it have (please don't paste it here in full)?

@Alex--, PHP 4.4 was released about 11 years ago. That's an eternity in IT. AFAIK, nobody currently supports it. Anyway, if you do need it, you may try to compile it yourself and integrate into Plesk using custom PHP handlers feature (see documentation here, assuming you're on Linux). However...

Could you please describe your use case in more detail? When do you want your handler to be invoked and what should it do?