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Thank you! (and Google to let me find this post) almost gone nuts, asking myself why event handlers did not work... So, Plesk team, please please please fix your documentation!!!!!! (Event Handlers)

Yes, if you wan't to customize the path of the PHP-FPM unix socket file, then you may be out of luck. (seems to be hardcoded somewhere) But as you want to use the very same socket config/file for all sites, it would also not make sense to let every domain create this file. (will most likely...

You can do that in the file /opt/psa/admin/conf/templates/custom/service/php_over_fpm.php (copy over from /opt/psa/admin/conf/templates/default/service/php_over_fpm.php)

/usr/local/psa/admin/conf/templates/custom/domain/nginxDomainVirtualHost.php is the correct file to add such an include, you just need to place it at the proper position. We use the very same mechanics to include a custom file that blocks "bad" bots and access to some files and directories...

To make a PFP-FPM pool listen to a TCP port/socket, instead of a unix socket, you can simply change the "listen" parameter in the /opt/plesk/php/[phpver]/etc/php-fpm.d/[domainname].conf file from "php-fpm.sock" to "9000" To not mess with Plesk internals (and risk the custom config being...

There will be no guide, as surely nobody ever attempted such a flawed thing, like ever... First, if would require lots of manual fiddling in config files and Plesk templates Second, ALL these domains would need to run on the very same subscription (or else the file system and process...

that you may be aware off ;) Did you also check PHP opcache/apc settings and mod_expires? Does a shift-F5 reload in the browser immediatly show the changed file?

We do run Plesk servers without DNS (bind9) installed and it works just fine. You can also just disable the DNS service for your domains/subscriptions and keep bind installed on your server.

This does not make any sense... There has never ever been any case since the dawn of time, where a upper/mixed case file extension would represent a different file type than it's lower case counterpart

Port 25 is used to receive emails, but postfix/qmail do support StartTLS encryption on this port since 20 years ago or so. Yes, the encryption is optional (smtpd_tls_security_level=may), so your server may still receive some emails via plain text. For sending, your postfix will use a random...

Your source mailserver does use/have a different name for the "Sent" (and possibly other) folder than your Plesk server and the Mail Import tool is not able to correctly map the two folders. This is a common problem with IMAP mailboxes, as different mail clients like Outlook, Thunderbird and...

Why should your server be open for threats when Postfix is listening on port 25? Or to be more precise, why would any other port be inherently more "secure"? If you want to achieve that emails received and sent are (transport) encrypted whenever possible, just make sure your Postfix...

Peter surely does like to live dangerous :D But, if anyone really tries to attempt that, just do not forget to check /etc/resolv.conf (or wherever your distro has it's resolving nameservers configured) and configure some public DNS, as else your server will most likely no longer be able to...

This works because Sedo does automatically configure a DNS zone for all these domains, regardless if you add a website or not. Without DNS nothing (and I really mean nothing) works

Yes, this works because Sedo.com does automatically set up ALL of these domain on their nameservers and create A-records pointing to the IP address of their webserver with this parking site.

Well, seems you have your own Plesk server specified as (primary & secondary) nameserver for this domain, so then of course you need to configure this domain in the DNS configuration of your Plesk server. How else should DNS resolution ever work, if there is no configuration anywhere that tells...

What you want to achieve, normally works out of the box with Plesk. But first you need to configure your nameservers (ns1.nameserver.ext & ns2.nameserver.ext) properly for this domain, as this is clearly not that case here

To my knowledge it is not possible to rename a subdomain to a domain

Is it possible to migrate a Sitejet Builder website that was created on a subdomain, to the primary domain? If there is currently no official/GUI option for that, can you tell me where in the (psa) database the corresponding information (i.e...