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I've found this article that seems to describe the issue you're having: https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/12388285623703-Plesk-update-completes-with-a-Warning-Information-on-some-packages-might-not-be-actual-inconsistencies-were-detected-in-the-system-s-package-manager-database

Plesk has changed the default colors. This is what is used to look: @Sebahat.hadzhi: Could you please ask the developers to revert this change?

Ubuntu uses another location. You posted the location for CentOS/Almalinux systems. Have a look at this file /opt/psa/admin/conf/templates/custom/domain/nginxDomainVirtualHost.php

Each time someone requests a feature that isn’t yet implemented in Plesk, we’re advised to create a UserVoice request. While I understand that this is a way to gather user input, the UserVoice page itself feels somewhat unengaging. With over 2,000 open requests, it’s hard to feel confident that...

I know I can create a UserVoice request, but you know what I think about those requests ;-) That said, under GDPR, it's important to obtain user consent before sending notifications unless they are absolutely necessary for the service. This article provides some useful insights. Shouldn’t...

Some customers don't like the ongoing WordPress update notifications in Plesk. How can they stop notifications? All I see is the option to turn off the notifications for all customers.

By the way, this is one of the best online tutors:

Git is a source code management tool. Plesk has an extension for Git and an introduction course: https://www.plesk.com/extensions/git/ https://university.plesk.com/catalog/info/id:210 This is the Git bible: https://git-scm.com/

How did you install Postfix? I guess you used the default version of the OS? Make sure to follow the official guide, like this: https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/12377452403223-How-to-install-change-a-local-mail-server-in-Plesk-for-Linux

Can you temporarily change the default language to English and try again? You have to log out and log in to activate the default language.

This looks like a Python translation error using the str() function to encode a string. What is your server's default language?

You could create a script that contains the php-command and PATH and execute it from the crontab.

Please release a hotfix for Plesk Obsidian 18.0.63 and Plesk Obsidian 18.0.62. We don't want to install 18.0.63 yet, as it's just been released.

I already warned about this issue in the past: https://talk.plesk.com/threads/do-not-forward-spam-emails-to-external-mailbox.370124/post-938682 Plesk should release the postfix-pcre package with the same version as the postfix version used in Plesk.

You can do that with the Plugin Blocklist in the WP-Toolkit: https://www.plesk.com/blog/product-technology/the-plesk-wp-toolkit-5-6-release-whats-new/

Is there a reason for this question? Did you experience issues with Nodejs on CloudLinux?

I wrote a guide to add your own service to the Watchdog configuration. It's more of a hack because you have to apply the same change every time the watchdog configuration is overwritten, like for instance a new version is released...

Currently, the Watchdog extension uses a fixed timeout of 5 minutes to check if services are still running. Like for example the Nginx check: # Nginx check process nginx with pidfile /var/run/nginx.pid start = "<nginx_start>" stop = "<nginx_stop>" if failed host...

Did you hear this from Alexander? Because I've been in a conversation with him on this very subject for the past few days.

Nightly builds are unstable. They may or may not work depending on the day you installed the package. That's why there are release packages. Those are tested and guaranteed to work when you install them on a production server. So, yes, you can use those nightly builds at your own risk.