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@Peter Debik You are stating the obvious, but you are - apparently - not aware of the fact that "reconfiguration" is not a solid solution - it is a solution, not thé solution. In essence, the "protocol options redefined" issue is associated with : 1 - a root cause of the problem : wrong...

@learning_curve the web configurations troubleshooter itself is not working properly, so that is an additional bug. In essence, there are still some error notifications with respect to "protocol options redefined" for some domains in specific circumstances. The aforementioned error...

@lara-missk ..... no worries, here to help if and whenever possible!

@muckaveli Please note that I am a bit lost here, since I see SFTP and FTP(S) mixed in most posts. What do you exactly want to do? SFTP? or FTPS? That seems to be a "question after the solution", but it is a relevant question. In essence, SFTP and FTPS are totally different and both have...

Setting the WP_MEMORY_LIMIT to 256MB (at first) and the pm.max.children back to default (10, if I am not mistaken). In addition, set the max time out to 120 sec. You are simply overloading the VPS with your current WP configuration and your VPS will use (read: try to use) the resources from...

@lara-missk and @ChristophRo These are all basic discussions with respect to disk management and optimal disk usage. However, these discussions do not even touch the unlimited possibilities that are currently present with any (standard) Plesk instance. For instance, it is possible - at...

@lara-missk The answer to the question "do you think it is correct?" would become : yes, but no! Yes, that could be done, why not? But NO, why should you? In essence, you now have an issue as a result of a lack of disk space and this will (again) occur if you purchase a 2T disk that is...

@Paulo_o Some general comments with respect to your solution. First, the line error_page 404 =404 /404.html; should not be necessary - try to remove it. Second, the location block and the regexp match ^/wp-content/uploads/.*\.(jpg|jpeg|png|gif) can interfere with the default Nginx...

@Paulo_o I am not sure why you should get those errors again, since Nginx should be redirected to the home page. Could you check the permalink settings in WordPress? It can be the case that you have wrong settings ........ ........ in general, it is always good to have a "custom...

@Paulo_o The Nginx code is required for specific permalink settings of WordPress to work - that is the brief and simple explanation : this code actually prevents 404's by instructing Nginx to forward "pretty permalink" requests - which are not actual URI - as URI to Apache that can be dealt...

@lara-missk I am not sure what to think about the screenshot and the output of the lsblk command. In essence, there seem to be two devices in RAID and 3 disks .......... but do you actually have 3 disks??? Anyway, adding a second hard drive would not make any sense unless you want to do...

@muckaveli It might be the case that you have one of the FileZilla versions that contains a bug. Please update to the latest version or - even better - please install FileZilla PRO ...... the paid-for version of FileZilla is less buggy. If you have the latest FileZilla version, then...

@hansitheking (and @Peter Debik), In essence, there is a question unanswered here : @hansitheking , do you use an external DNS provider? Although the answer is relevant, the general comments to the issue are not dependent on the answer. In general, it is correct to state that the SSLit and...

@Paulo_o In essence, that is default WordPress behavior. The 404 pages are MOSTLY generated by WordPress and, as a result, it is not possible to reroute these 404 pages via Nginx. However, there are some situations in which non-existing pages or files are being requested and these requests...

@carlheinz, Just have a look at the timings of the backups first : make sure that there is sufficient time between them - make it 15 minutes or more! If changing the timings does not work, then have a look at the size of each backup : add the backup with the largest backup size at the end of...

I like that one command :-) However, the issue is very likely to be a (simple) combination of factors, often not the most obvious ones. First of all, there is the hint provided by the file extension : tzst .......... a tar file compressed with zstd ....... resulting in a backup file...

@Peter Debik Exactly my point. Nevertheless, we apparently both speak English, but we do not understand each other. So, I suggest that you create an Azure development account, create a storage space and activate SFTP (with all permissions allowed for the SFTP user). Then try to fill in...

@MartinT, I am pretty sure that the "educated guess" is not correct, in the sense that there have been (micro) updates to Plesk that deal with these particular situations. Nevertheless, it does not matter anymore, since you have succeeded! Kind regards....

@Peter Debik and @Kaspar It has to be admitted that @max.plesk is correct - he is right in stating that SFTP to Azure does not work. At least, he is right unless there has been an update of the extension after my last moment of testing. It is not relevant to state that SFTP and FTPS are...

@Peter Debik, In order to make bug hunting more easy and solutions more solid, please add the following notes to PPP-60986 NOTE 1 : bug issue PPP-60986 is not limited to .list files generated in older Plesk versions, it is also present in Plesk 18.0.54 MU2 In essence, this part of your...