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Is there a way to determine how many domains are actively using Sitejet?

Strangely, since Plesk 18.0.58 #2, we no longer see notices on the Plesk Home page when new versions of Plesk are available. This oddity appears to have started since 18.0.58 #2 and occurs on all systems both Linux and Windows.

Thanks Peter. We'll wait and see what gets announced. Do you know where we'd be able to view that announcement when its made?

It is in the release notes of the extension update that was available today.

Sitejet 1.1.1-2489 release notes indicate and "activatable" ecommerce option. Could someone please provide details as I'm unable to find further documentation.

Trying this as a test on a non production server outside our normal installation environment and this was displayed on the first update screen. This particular server was a clean Plesk in stall several years ago and has been updated via automatic updates since its inception. If I recall...

Seems like a better approach would be to introduce these features with them disabled by default, with instructions on how to enable them.

Missed that, thanks.

Believe the option to sort domains by date added was on the domains page until a recent update. Any way that can be brought back as an option? It was a quick way for admins to get a chronological date sorted list of domains by date added.

Maybe relevant or maybe not. These are some things I've done in the past to address similar issues with servers that run lots of WP sites and user CPU starts to creep. - Reduce pm.max.children in PHP settings (did it at the service plan level). I've lowered this to 4 without causing any...

My experience has been, and perhaps I'm doing something wrong, that only one node application can run per domain. Every time I've tried to run more than once, for example 2 subdomains both with node, it fails. Since node on Plesk was more of a curiosity to me, I've never looked into it.

WP Toolkit version - 6.2.11-7659, from a WP Toolkit domain Security Status screen, under the WordPress Vulnerabilities Tab, toolkit continues to reference the following vulnerability: WordPress <= 6.2 - Unauth. Blind SSRF vulnerability This is occurring for sites that are on the latest...

Yes, thank you. systemctl restart sw-engine does seem to resolve it.

Sorry, I meant to say on CentOS Linux 7.9.2009 (Core), not Ubuntu 22.04

Plesk 18.0.56 Update one. After installing the latest Ubuntu 22.04 system updates via Plesk and then checking for updates via the Extensions page (Updates, Check Now), a GraphQL error: Internal server error is presented. This was verified to happen on multiple systems after the update...

Totally understand what you are saying. We run a ton of WP sites, and our experience showed the bot was causing PHP-FPM's to load because it was browsing the WP site which uses PHP. We actually opened a ticket back then and I believe that may have resulted in options to turn it off via panel.ini.

Please upvote this feature request, it is super important to have this!!

We stopped this service long ago via panel.ini, because when the screenshot bot crawls the site it spins up PHP-FPM's and those take CPU. This service would continuously bang up against 100's of sites, causing CPU usage on the server to be unnecessarily high. It also happens from the WP...

https://plesk.uservoice.com/forums/184549-feature-suggestions/suggestions/46972372-add-auto-install-sitejet-website-option-to-plesk-s

Requesting a feature to add an option on the Plesk Service Plan "Additional Services" page to automatically install a SiteJet site. This would be similar to the same options that currently exists for WordPress from the WordPress Toolkit dropdown on that same page.