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Hi, Firstly many thanks for your time all servers have mariadb 10.2.25 charset is utf8mb4 collation utf8mb4_unicode_520_ci No real customisation just some tweaks at innodb parameters thanks!

This is the debug file As i wrote tried between 4 plesk servers, all combinations, same result =|2019-06-17_19:28:02,810|D|MT|core.workflow.runner.by_subscription||| self._get_server_information() =|2019-06-17_19:28:02,810|D|MT|core.workflow.runner.by_subscription||| File...

This is the info file hat is a critical error, migration was stopped. [2019-06-17 19:27:58][INFO] START: Check connections [2019-06-17 19:27:59][INFO] FINISH: Check connections [2019-06-17 19:27:59][INFO] Check migration compatibility of source and target Plesk versions [2019-06-17...

Hi, Last migrations i did before some months were ok Today tried migrations from 2 different plesk onyx servers from 2 others (tried all combinations) Receiving everywhere same error: Failed to generate migration list file Cause: 246 That is a critical error, migration was stopped. any idea?

Also i think that is cause of big Apache cpu usage as at big sites there are even gigabyte error logs with the bogus and dispatch things. I removed error logs from template and fixed the cpu usage but is so strange centos team is so far behinda at apache repos

Hi There are repos that work fine for 2.4.25 apache at cntos , like codeit, apache installed fine but breaks plesk installation due to config files about nginx proxy communication

For sure it is not a Plesk case, but upgrading to a server without Plesk is easy. The case is that Plesk makes a configuration to apache so what we need is some instructions to upgrade without break plesk installation

Almost a year passed and centos 7.3 has still the buggy apache version 2.4.6 Any instructions how to upgrade apache behind Plesk? Thanks!

Thank you for reply! Yes it is obvious, CENTOS 7.2 is bundled right now with apache 2.4.6 probably without the mentioned patches for the problem. The case is that Plesk is changing the file/service structure of OS, so question is if is possible to update to latest apache by adding repos, or it...

Hm even if case seems serious, no one cares. In order to disable PHP-FPM and go back to fcgi have first to disable apache mod_proxy_fcgi? Tried with PHP-FCGI and mod_proxy_fcgi enabled and getting a bunch of different errors. Thanks!

Same experience here: Centos 7.2 with Plesk 12.5.30 up #43 Errors are limited to 10% when using php 7 Will it be fixed by regular updates or it is better to try to upgrade apache out of plesk? Thanks!