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thanks for that info. Isn't it somewhat astounding that the plesk installer for a *clean* freebsd system fails. If the installation had been this hard with the 7.5 product, we *never* would have decided to go with Plesk as a hosting platform. ridiculous...

If your site has enough traffic, spamhaus could be blocking your IP from doing queries at their servers. This happened to us last week, and we had to subscribe to their data feeds. If they block you, it will really slow things down, as each message will run through your resolver trying to...

Just curious on *why* you need to increase it by more than 1000? If you are trying to make it higher than some secondary server, then you should just "reset" the serial. Then the number that Plesk has should be authoritative. To reset the serial, add 2147483647 to the current serial...

If you have one IP, you can have one secure cert for one domain. You can host as many domains as you like, but only one can be secure.

Try searching "reconfigurator" in the knowledge base.

While I entirely agree that Plesk should use the standard format of the date, followed by the rev number (2007022301, for example), the number they are using is not random, but is the seconds since the epoch. Unfortunately, this number is smaller than the more standard date notation. This...

You shouldn't be able to mess up *everything* on your box with this script. Just the domain you're trying to setup. You need to launch this code from the event manager, whenever a domain or client is created. The handler should send either the client or domain name. You need to get the...

After you've enabled TomCat within the Plesk interface, can you go to the main admin page at http://www.yourdomain.com:8080/ If not, then your hosting company has something setup incorrectly, or, at least, different than the default and you should probably talk to them again. Good luck.

I used the following to test TomCat on a domain, as it is a simple program to setup and I know it works. VeryQuickyWiki http://www.vqwiki.org/downloads.php Also, the plesk KB has some information about downloading the example files and then re-uploading them as .war files. I think you...

Did you bother to check the knowledge base? http://kb.swsoft.com/article_16_954_en.html

ntpd not withstanding, you might also need to update your zoneinfo file. For example, on FreeBSD, the updated files are available at http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/ports.cgi?query=zoneinfo&stype=all

The "off the top of my head" guess is that Plesk isn't responsible for this. The OS version that you are running would determine whether this will change. You might need to tweak the timezone database on your particular OS to make this work correctly.

Yeah, plus Virtuozzo isn't even available on FreeBSD. So, you're spamming me and my customers with something we can't even use. And I agree with the FreeBSD installer. It should work flawlessly on a fresh BSD install, but it does not. That makes *NO* sense to me. We will not be...

What operating system and version? And is it Plesk restarting, or is it the server rebooting?

Take a look at PHPList http://www.phplist.com/

For what it's worth: ftp://download1.swsoft.com/Plesk/Plesk8.1/FreeBSD6.1/

Well, you should figure out why it's overloading, rather than fixing it with a bandaid (restart), but try this: 5 9 * * * root /usr/local/psa/apache/bin/apachectl restart

You can get rid of the news by editing the PSA databases (at least, you could in version 8.0). We wrote a script that "Dismisses the News" for each client and domain that is setup. We call it via the Event Manager. Here's a snippet of perl code we use: For clients: $query = "SELECT id...

A note here for FreeBSD 6.0 users. We were having problems with the Plesk server running 8.0 crashing as well. After a few weeks, I tracked it down to a bug in the quota.c program in the kernel. To fix it, you have to apply 3 kernel patches. I've included them here for your use, and I...

You can get rid of the news by editing the PSA databases (at least, you could in version 8.0). We wrote a script that "Dismisses the News" for each client and domain that is setup. Here's a snippet of perl code we use: For clients: $query = "SELECT id FROM clients WHERE...