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Yes, they are supposed to be safe, however, can you give more info as to which updates were performed?

Andres, can you please give more info? Do you have the server backed up? If so, you can easily restore it from backup.

@smirking I think this is more PPA oriented. But I may be wrong.

Ok, if it's just a test then, why not delete and re-create it? You can also try to re-configure it using Plesk's CLI: "%plesk_bin%"\websrvmng --reconfigure-vhost –vhost-name=domain.com

I haven't used CI, but unless you've specified nGinx to parse php on that domain, I'm not sure it's going to work at all. In any case, make sure the correct settings are specified in the "Additional nginx directives" configuration in Web server settings for the domain in question. Moreover, try...

After you change the port to your legitimate scripts, and implement an outbound antispam policy, you can easily detect which scripts and accounts still try to connect to port 25 and destroy them. I think this article may help you a bit more on the command line side of things...

The same way you tell your scripts to connect to the SMTP server, just change the port of your scripts from 25 to 587 and enter the respective account info (ie. username & password for the mail account used to send emails). In WP, you have to use a plugin to allow it to connect to an SMTP...

I usually create a support request when I face an issue. If you've got a dedicated server license, I think support is free of charge if you enter your plesk key.

@Noturns you shouldn't change the DB's name, what you should do is create a new db, copy the data from the previous DB to the new one, then change wp_config.php to link to the new DB. You can easily copy the data form one DB to another via Plesk. I'd suggest checking the KB for that prefix...

I think that enabling Message Submission does what you want, though I am not so sure if it will disable scripts sending to port 25 completely. You'll have to notify your clients to update their scripts and mail software to send through port 587.

Thanks Igor!

I'd like to know if there's any way to stop notifications for updates from WP Toolkit. I didn't find anything in settings...

Ok... Try changing wp_config.php settings for DB name and DB user (you can keep the same DB pass if you like) after you copy the current DB to the new DB name and create a new user for that new DB. Then re-scan for WP installations. It should work... I've transferred a few clients from a...

@Noturns, I don't see anything disabled in a custom installation through the App Vault. Could you please post a screenshot of what's grayed out?

@vaarsn I faced this problem before, and what I did, was disable any anauthorized SMTP communication from scripts that didn't auth successfully to a mail user. You can use WP plugins to allow them to connect to an SMTP server and send mail via SMTP. I'm sure Magento's case would be the same...

@Noturns I use custom installation for WP, and actually any app from Application Vault, and can enter manually the DB name, as well as the password. For your case, you can easily create a new DB, copy the data from the old DB to the new one, change the settings in WP configuration file to show...

yabado: please explain what you'd like to do with that file? If it's transfering a domain from another host to yours, I've recently discovered midnight commander can do wonders... If it's sql related, your client can upload it via FTP, and you can enter it via console, or you can allow him SSH...

I'll agree with pleskpanel... For larger logs opening it up on a new window/tab is much preferred. Personally, I work with 2 monitors atthe moment, and am thinking of adding a third one, so having a log view on one monitor and plesk on the other is much better for me, as I can work faster. But...

Noturns, could you make a new thread for that topic and explain in detail what you like, so that the rest of us can comment? Also, add it on Plesk's Uservoice, for the devs to have a look at it as well.

Not sure Tims, go vote on Uservoice, just to make sure that it gets noticed ;)