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@LTUser I will not go in detail to multiple of your statements, since some indirect responses have been provided in my previous post. However, you seem to implicitly state that it is not possible to enable/disable Nginx on a per-domain basis. That is incorrect : Plesk allows to...

@Robpl1 In most cases, the 504 gateway timeout errors are related to 1 - suboptimal Nginx configuration, (and/or) 2 - Apache webserver not functioning properly, in the sense that the Apache overload impacts Nginx negatively : Nginx does not get the response from Apache. In essence, you...

@Vince I was a bit surprised when reading that you already have a "good" backup solution, like Acronis Cloud Backup. On the one hand, it is a good fundament for a solid backup solution. On the other hand, Acronis Cloud Backup is not so good in terms of price/quality ratios and there is the...

@Vince In essence, the only requirements for a "backup server" are - cheap storage : in terms of price per Gb per month - sufficient storage space : the limit on storage should not cause backups to fail - firewall : close all ports and only allow traffic on FTP ports for specific IPs...

@mow in response to your statement I can only say : it is not standard practice...... it only is the case with hosting providers that are renting out disk space as a service, often by using very (very) old servers (with very old hardware and OS) that are configured to function as some kind...

@zigojacko (and @mow) The quoted reply from @mow is fully correct. In addition, @mow gives an alternative explanation of why one should not want to alter Nginx config : there are many plugins simply doing a lot of things to Apache web config and PHP config, implying that Nginx config has to...

@Vince, To some extent, this is not really a problem related to Plesk or a problem on the Plesk side. In essence, there is one explanation for the difficulties that you are encountering. The source FTP server has mod_tls enabled by default and mod_tls requires SSL session persistence for...

@TRILOS new media You should not alter file permissions, there is no need to do so. In essence, the error notification will be absent by applying the following steps : 1 - go to directory /opt/psa/etc/modules/watchdog 2 - create the file rkhunter.conf.local by running the command : vi...

I fully agree.... but I also have to be honest by saying that rspamd only works optimal with a (central) spam cluster for (spam) training purposes.

@carini That is already possible - one can use a single (remote) database, irregardless of the question where the database is hosted. Nevertheless, it is not recommend, for three reasons : 1 - most important reason : security ....... Plesk database connections are not secure, so even in a...

@stevewest15 To be honest, I am not using AWS and I have even stopped testing AWS to host Plesk in the cloud - that is quite uncommon for me. The truth is that AWS is expensive, rather annoying in terms of VMs and rather prohibitive in terms of costs. I have tested an advanced setup on...

@alisd In essence, the (often minor) problems that might occur with the WPT (WordPress Toolkit) can be safely ignored when making your decision(s). The first reason for that statement is that most (minor) issues are often quickly resolved. The second reason for that statement is that some...

@danami, In essence, you literally managed to restart a very, very, very old discussion. Nevertheless, it is good to be clear about things that matter to any sysadmin, especially when those things are related to server security. First, let's state some facts : - LFD is packaged with CSF...

@PrimeSites In essence, this is a (very) old rkhunter bug that apparently has returned in version 1.4.4 somehow. It is safe to ignore the "invalid configuration" notification and to get rkhunter running by following the steps : 1 - check for existence of the lwp-request file, run command ...

@Viktor Vogel It might be even more constructive to have a look together at something like a spam cluster - I can create some Azure VMs for us, so we can at least play a bit with rspamd (and I now regret the fact that I destroyed the old rspamd clusters that I had for development purposes)...

@Viktor Vogel It is a bit strange that you assume that I do not have the data to back up my statements and/or to confirm the problems that other persons encounter. I have initiated 5 Azure VMs with your extension activated (free version) and 1 - I did some benchmark testing with...

@sall10 I will send you a PM - keep an eye on your mailbox. One of the reasons why I suggested to create the "dev" site becomes clear from your pagespeed results, when having WP Rocket and CloudFlare deactivated. In essence, it should not be necessary to activate all kinds of tools and/or...

@mr-wolf I fully agree that specific settings of a specific extension should not have any impact on general (server-wide) cipher configuration. Moreover, the whole combination of cipher settings, tools to manage them and extensions is a bit messy. In fact, the following applies : - the...

@sall10 You should now disable WP Rocket and CloudFlare ........ and just enable Nginx caching via the WordPress Toolkit - then run the tests again. Also, when having Nginx caching enabled, just check whether your HTTP requests are not bypassing (Nginx) cache. What is the URL of your (dev)...

@ssmmdd, I asked question number 1 for a specific reason - it is very likely that in any comparison some bias will occur : for instance, it cannot be ruled out that coincidence is causing a spike in spam traffic exactly during the period that the extension is installed. Sure, this seems not...