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  1. TimReeves

    Resolved Proxy mode off: bug and problems with nginx config

    See my other thread Plesk still generates httpd config with Proxy mode off Now the workaround for both issues: First, create two custom template files to override the Plesk default templates: nginxDomainVirtualHost.php: - Line 63 add "&& FALSE" to test - Line 88 add "FALSE &&" to test: <?php...
  2. TimReeves

    Resolved Shocking: Plesk still generates httpd config with Proxy mode off

    I just started a new thread about some shortcomings in the nginx config when setting "Proxy Mode: Off". I never imagined that Plesk would still generate an httpd config for that domain. Now I checked - and well I'll be, it does! That given, I can't see any advantage in the new option "Proxy...
  3. TimReeves

    Resolved Proxy mode off: bug and problems with nginx config

    Plesk Onyx, 17.0.17, Debian Jessie, vServer at Hetzner (KVM virtualisation) NOTE July 2017 - some specifics here are now outdated, see my post from July 2017 below! Some time ago I started the thread turn off Apache, and I'm pleased that this is now possible by deselecting "Proxy mode". But I...
  4. TimReeves

    Resolved client_max_body_size duplicate Problem still exists

    Plesk has published a better way to get this done - with either server-wide or individual settings for client_max_body_size: https://kb.plesk.com/en/122689 I have used it, it works.
  5. TimReeves

    Resolved How to get Plesk to create www.conf.saved_by_psa?

    Hi UFHH01, thanks for that! I'm using Plesk Web Admin Edition, which has no access to Subscriptions or Service Plans. So I used the manual method, which works fine: # cd /etc/php5/fpm/pool.d # mv www.conf www.conf.saved_by_admin # cat >www.conf # Pool configuration was saved manually in...
  6. TimReeves

    Resolved How to get Plesk to create www.conf.saved_by_psa?

    Hi, regarding Plesk 12.5.30: On my older Ubuntu 14.04 Server in /etc/php5/fpm/pool.d the original OS file "www.conf" has been saved by Plesk to "www.conf.saved_by_psa", and replaced by a stub which does nothing. That is exactly what I want, those 2 to 4 PHP-FPM processes serve no purpose. But...
  7. TimReeves

    Turn off Apache, use only Nginx

    I have worked hard on my nginx configurations and for all the packages I (or my clients) have in use I have developed nginx configs which pass nothing through to Apache - all static requests are delivered directly, and PHP is passed by nginx directly to PHP-FPM. This is mean 'n lean and works...
  8. TimReeves

    Plesk Migrator omits important settings, gets others wrong, FPM

    Many thanks to @trialotto for the substantial reply. Last things first: I keep a clean and up-to-date Server, apt-get purge found 0, update and upgrade also nothing to do, as I very recently upgraded due to the glibc issue. Somehow I get the feeling like we had this conversation, in tenor...
  9. TimReeves

    Can't disable TLS v1.0

    http://download1.parallels.com/Plesk/Doc/es-ES/online/plesk-unix-cli/37785.htm Managing SSL cyphers and protocols for all services with the help of the server_pref utility. /usr/local/psa/bin/server_pref --help /usr/local/psa/bin/server_pref --show...
  10. TimReeves

    Plesk Migrator omits important settings, gets others wrong, FPM

    Hi all, I recently migrated a complete Server via Plesk. OS on both sides Ubuntu 14.04.3, Plesk latest on both sides. So it should be straightforward, right? Er, nope... Some - for me - crucial "per website" settings are NOT migrated: PHP Settings | Additional configuration directives Apache...
  11. TimReeves

    How to make Plesk forget that an imported domain is a wordpress app

    Hi custer, thanks for your reply. WordPress was indeed originally installed - not by me - on its original server as a Plesk App, and when I moved it to my server via Plesk migration it therefore remained an App on my server, which is not what I wanted. I have re-enabled the WordPress Toolkit in...
  12. TimReeves

    How to make Plesk forget that an imported domain is a wordpress app

    Hi there, I recently imported a domain to my server using Plesk migrator. On the source machine it was a WordPress app, so it got imported as one. But personally I prefer to manually update my WP installations, I like to go in the backend and see if there are any other messages / problems /...
  13. TimReeves

    Plesk 12.5 PHP-FPM - pool config not removed when PHP support turned off

    @trialotto Thanks for your corroboration of my observation that FPM pool configs remain present when PHP support is disabled. Also, if I remove them manually then calling "/usr/local/psa/bin/php_settings -u" reinstates them! I believe that you are correct - that the normal user does not see a...
  14. TimReeves

    Plesk 12.5 PHP-FPM - pool config not removed when PHP support turned off

    Thanks for the detailed explanation - but I'm still having frequent problems with FPM pool configs. The latest example: I turned off PHP support for a domain which had it previously via Plesk PHP 7.0.1 via Nginx/FPM. Plesk then shows the domain as without PHP support, and "ps" shows that FPM was...
  15. TimReeves

    Plesk 12.5 PHP-FPM - pool config not removed when PHP support turned off

    @trialotto Thanks for your reply. There's not a lot I can add. It's not a about one particular domain, this keeps happening to me, on at least 2 Plesk servers (Ubuntu 14.04 LTS). It seems to be the border case of changing from 0 to 1 or 1 to 0 members in a particular FPM pool. Plesk not noticing...
  16. TimReeves

    Plesk 12.5 PHP-FPM - pool config not removed when PHP support turned off

    Configure a domain with PHP-FPM support (in my case via Nginx). The pool config is created as expected. Then in Plesk turn off PHP support for the domain. The pool config remains present (with timestamp of the switching off, i.e. it was recreated, although it should not have been).
  17. TimReeves

    Plesk 12.5 PHP-FPM via Nginx switch PHP version fails 1st attempt

    Specifically (tried on 3 Ubuntu servers, 12.04 and 14.04) I was trying to move up from PHP 5.6.16 FPM via Nginx to PHP 7.0.0 FPM via Nginx. A message like this appears: Error: phpinimng failed: invoke-rc.d: initscript plesk-php56-fpm, action "status" failed. invoke-rc.d: initscript...
  18. TimReeves

    Open fails logged in /var/log/nginx/error.log

    I have now submitted a bug report on this at http://www.odin.com/support/plesk/bugreport/
  19. TimReeves

    Open fails logged in /var/log/nginx/error.log

    Hi all, any chance of a reply on this one? After all, it really does seem like a bug in Plesk, and it is filling up lots of logs unneccessarily... Alternatively, is there another place where I can register bugs directly to the developers? Cheers, Tim
  20. TimReeves

    Open fails logged in /var/log/nginx/error.log

    Thanks Igor, have tried that, but I can't see any change in the relevant directory and file ownership/permissions. The log files are HARD-LINKED from two places: 1 /var/www/vhosts/system/(SUB)DOMAIN/logs drwx------ 2 psaadm root 2a /var/www/vhosts/system/DOMAIN/logs drwx------ 3...
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