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My system update panel shows that I have updates for psa-selinux and sw-nginx, but they fail when I try to install them from within the panel. So I tried to install via yum, and got this result: host8:~# yum update sw-nginx Loaded plugins: fastestmirror Loading mirror speeds from cached...

Yep, that's why I want to know how long. Like, do I need to stay up all night? Though there is no "after work hours" when folks from all over the world are visiting websites. But after United States work hours is good enough. Thanks.

Do some pre-upgrade research. I have 3 older plesk servers running 12.5 that I need to upgrade to Onyx 17.8.11 and have a couple of questions: 1. For those that have done this, what should I expect to break? 2. How long should the upgrade process take? A few minutes? An hour? All night? Here...

removing postfix and then re-running the autoinstaller may have fixed it. autoinstaller is still running and mail is working for users I know it wasn't working for prior. Thanks for your help.

I can't do that. I need to move users to Onyx, bur I can't upgrade this to anything because Plesk changed the way accounts were setup. I'll need to migrate 150 client accounts. Where does /usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/mailmng --features get it's information?

--remove-component wasn't an option in 9.5.4

It is plesk 9, so I've been running: /usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/autoinstaller --select-release-current --install-component qmail with following result: Doing restart of Parallels Installer... Downloading file products.inf3: 0% Downloading file products.inf3: 100% was finished. Downloading file...

Ran it --with-spam, but still reporting SMTP is Postfix.

I've done it using --without-spam, it added folks to the auth db, but isn't switching the SMTP server to qmail. I'll try the with-spam, though the server is using the 4psa-spamassassin spamd, not the PSA one.

Okay, so I know this is a longshot, and I know this system is older, and we have a plan for migrating each user to Only, BUT.... my server crashed. I managed to restore it,but mail isn't working correctly for all users. I think it's because it is stuck in a state between postfix and qmail...

To add more details, the login_up.php3 takes over 8 seconds to load when first hitting the server. Legit secure certificate, and the server is a single hop of < 1ms away from me (on a separate lan in the same building).

Bare hardware installation of a licensed Plesk 12 with updates on Centos 7. The control panel is VERY slow to load on port 8443 both as admin and as a user. I'm running it in Webhosting mode and I have 1 test site on it. The server has a /24 of IPs assigned to it for future subscriptions...

So when you say "still not fixed", how long has it been a bug? Where is the bug report list for Plesk? And if it has been a bug for a long time, why not fix the interface to warn admins that it doesn't presently work, until the bug is fixed. Having a feature that is known not to work is...

I'm running Plesk 12 (installed last week) on a Centos 7 box. I'm running in ISP View, and in the Interface Controls Visibility section I've checked the box for "Hide controls for rejection messages for non-existent mail addresses". However, when I log in as a subscriber, I can still see...

I"ve been testing the latest version of Plesk 12 on Centos 6 all day on a Intel 2.13Gz Xeon dual CPU server with 24G of RAM and a RAID10 disk array, and I'm finding that the control panel is painfully slow. This is a server with zero activity, a RapidSSL certificate securing the panel, etc. I...

FYI, got an email from support today with a solution that uses Crypt:SSLeay instead of Net::SSLeay. We're working with it now to see if it solves our issues.

I'm still waiting for a resolution on this. Does anyone have a way to do this via Curl in Perl. It might be easier to convert the scripts from using Net:SSLeay to Curl, and it would make things much faster if someone could toss the code my way to get me started. Thanks!

I've have half a dozen other servers running 8.x and the scripts are highly evolved for our customer support system. Telling me to convert them to PHP is total BS. Why doesn't Parallels FIX what they broke with the 9.x system?

Okay, we put together a test perl script based on the examples above, running a <get-limit-descriptor> against an existing domain ID. Here are the results: The script works when run against a Plesk FreeBSD 6.x machine running the 8.6.0 control panel...

I'm having an odd issue with the RPC API. Tools that work on Plesk 8.x servers are getting a 400 error when trying to connect to a Plesk 9.5 server. These are simple things, such as retrieving account information. There are no errors in /var/log/sw-cp-server/error_log and I can see the 400...