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Hello, It's the normal incremental backup process. 1 Full backup then daily incremental backup based on the full one.

In this case, alias usage isn't the best solution. For multi-site hosting into the same folder, it's better to add a new domain and to set the same root folder than the other one. This way you will be able to use the redirection from non-www to www.

Hello, have you edit the database options in the file settings.inc.php ? But otherwise , follow the installation guide to check if all settings are properly configured : Installing PrestaShop - PrestaShop 1.7 - PrestaShop documentation

Do you use the 301 redirection on your domain alias to the main domain, or are your running your website on both of them ?

Hello, Notifications about letsencrypt renewal or fails are sent by Plesk, you can disable them in Tools & Settings > Notifications . Have you enable letsencrypt with www support even on subdomains ?

Hello, why do you want to redirect from non-www to www your alias when the redirection is already done on your mail domain ? I mean it may redirect your visitor twice, and increase the time needed to display your main domain website.

Hello, you need to run your container with the flag "-net="host" to be able to access to the Plesk MySQL server. More details here : https://stackoverflow.com/a/24326540/4652585 I do not think you can do this directly from the Plesk interface, but via ssh it should not be a problem.

TITLE: Empty dovecot.pem and postfix.pem certificates after upgrade to Plesk 17.8.9 PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE: Plesk Onyx v17.8.9 Debian 8.9 and Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS PROBLEM DESCRIPTION: After the upgrade to the last Plesk release, mail server do not work . By...

Hello, I have a similar (or the same) issue on two servers running with Plesk Onyx v17.8.9. The first one run with Debian 8 and the other one with Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS Postfix error log : Jan 18 08:38:27 plesk postfix/smtpd[2585]: warning: cannot get RSA certificate from file...

Hello, From the error log, it seems there is an error in your wp-config.php file, maybe an extra character or somehting like that.

You can upgrade your kernel on a VM running on VMware ESXI , it's not the same than OpenVZ. But ESXI hosts also need to be patched.

To check easily if your server is vulnerable to spectre and meltdown vulnerabilities , there is a bash script available on Github : GitHub - speed47/spectre-meltdown-checker: Spectre & Meltdown vulnerability/mitigation checker for Linux You can run it with the following command ...

No, a server hostname should always be a FQDN (fully qualified domain) than mean : whatyouwant.yourdomain.tld You can use a different address to access to Plesk and for your mail server, just choose the SSL certificate you want to use in Plesk SSL/TLS settings. About SPF...

Hello, Plesk 11 isn't supported since December 13, 2016. You should upgrade or migrate to a new server with the last Plesk release to avoid security issues and to be able to install php version from 5.6 to 7.2.

Hello , if your server hostname is plesksub.mydomain.com, your SPF should look like : mydomain.com TXT "v=spf1 +a +mx +a:plesksub.mydomain.com -all" Also make sure to set plesksub.mydomain.com as rDNS on your server IP.

You need to enable the checkbox "Restore this backup despite the fact that it does not have a valid signature" before launching the restoration process. If it doesn't work, you can follow the Plesk documentation : Restoring Data from Backup Archives

Yes, the configuration I have previously posted can be added directly from the Plesk interface in the additonal Nginx directives block.

If you only use Roundcube as a webmail (without other functionalities), I recommend you to take a look on RainLoop Webmail or WebMail Lite 8 (Beta). You can easily install them on the subdomain of your choice and register them as additional webmails in Plesk. Both of them are just...

Try to see with a traceroute if you can reach the repository address

Try to follow other comments solution on the article of the knowledgebase, like this one : Installing MariaDB with yum