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Hello @JudithKeller, Have you gotten a speed test from your server with Plesk installed?

Hi @RJ45, CSF deals with advanced firewall settings. You're getting the error because your CSF update failed. If you wish, you can disable the CSF definition from Cron. But I suggest you resolve the CSF related error.

Hi @DennyP, This situation is not related to Plesk. According to the operating system you are using "." adding / not adding may vary. You can add "./" without exception to run sh on all linux systems.

Hi @anirudh79, Are you running Apache as sudo?

Yes, you can do as you mentioned. You can forward all mails on server1 to the mail address on server2 with different domains. The rules you have already created in Outlook look at the incoming e-mail address. If not, you can export all Outlook rules and import them later. Good luck with.

No, SMTP 421 or 441 error codes work when the receiving server is unreachable. According to these error codes, the sender will try to send again at different intervals. The thing to note here is that if the sender sees the records (MX) of the e-mail address on server1, the re-sending process is...

If the mail server is turned off, the sending mail service will try to resend at different intervals because it cannot receive news from the remote mail server. If the server is on but the configuration is incorrect then it rejects the mail. So the receiving server rejects the mail. Therefore...

Hi @Goose33, You can access the web page only from your virtual machine in Virtualbox. If you want to access outside of the virtual machine, after updating the Virtualbox's NIC setting to nat, you can view the hosts file under System32 ip address local.test You must enter your record. Thus...

Hi @Arian, You can check out the article below. https://docs.plesk.com/en-US/onyx/administrator-guide/customizing-the-plesk-interface/using-custom-themes.70906/

Hi @elaa, Can you share the error log and related web page? The 405 code is an invalid method code. I have to look at the logs.

Hello @Imarik, Can you share the error log?

Bonjour @Imprevisible , Pouvez-vous jeter un oeil à ceci? https://www.plesk.com/extensions/letsencrypt/ (Traduit par Google Translate)

Hi @ChrisCP, Can you try the following command? FileETag MTime Size

Hi @Craig1986, Changing the port is good as a security measure, but not a complete solution. Because hackers can scan different ports on an IP address. There will only be a decrease in the number of test attacks, you cannot block it completely. No performance loss / increase is observed with...

Hello @DennyP, 1. & 2. I recommend using the POP protocol. Since IMAP provides synchronization, the changes are reflected exactly. In POP, mails are downloaded and changes on server2 are not reflected on server1. 1. No, when the DNS is complete, that is, when the sender's DNS query points to...

Hi @jackoackely, Packages may be cached. You can clear the cache by running the command: yum clean all.

No problem appears in your .htaccess file. Can you add the following rule and try again in a different browser? RewriteCond %{HTTPS} on RewriteRule (.*) http://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI}

Hmm, Can you share your .htaccess file?

Hi @Nicola Urbinati, You can automate it with Let’s Encrypt client. I think the article published on CloudFlare will help. Read this: Validating a Let’s Encrypt Certificate on a Site Already Active on Cloudflare

Hello @sall10, Can you disable the SSL option as in the picture and try it?