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Well I've just had a yum update run through to completion. But it's a BIG update, but clearly someone has been working on something as I no longer had the Imagick dependancy issues :-)

Looking at my own VPS, the only /var/www/vhosts/system/domain.com/etc/ php.ini files I can find belong to Drupal-based sites. Other sites lack this and so I suspect the answer to your question is that these files are being generated by Drupal...at least based on what I can see from my own VPS

The plot thinckens. Going to take a look at the contents of the php.ini @tkalfaoglu mentioned to see what was being written to it (or not!), I thought I'd check yum while I was there. yum check-updates suggested a few pieces including a kernal update and so my thinking was it would be worth...

@tkalfaoglu, you are quite right. What I have tried is: Cloned a plan and via 'Hosting Parameters' set php as FastCGI, version php 5.4 and named as 'php 5.4' Cloned the php 5.4 plan and changed php to FastCGI (unchanged) and selected php 5.5 and named as 'php 5.5' And cloned again, set to php...

Oh...so looks like I'm not out of the woods yet. Haven't got as far as building a new Service plan using one of the newer php versions :-(

Hi again UFHH01 So ran bootstrapper.sh as per your suggestion. I then lost my net connection and so didn't get to see all the output. Reconnecting I attempted to re-run and was warned about not running two bootstrapper processes simultaniously so left for a while. Then checked via ps that...

Thanks UFHH01 Okay, --show-options gives an error, but dropping the --show options shows me (abridged): ./autoinstaller --select-product-id plesk --select-release-current --show-components Doing restart of Parallels Installer... ... File downloading php56.inf3: 100% was finished. File...

Igor, under 'Add or Remove Components' it shows: default (5.3.3), 5.4, 5.5 and 5.6 are all installed as below: rpm also lists among other packages: plesk-php54-process-5.4.43-centos6.15071310.x86_64 plesk-php55-process-5.5.27-centos6.15071310.x86_64...

Thanks IgorG, however, I can restart the server, restart my laptop, restart my browser and Ctrl+F5 refresh the page, but the installed components and versions of php avaialbe in the Service Plans remain the same...default (5.3.3), 5.4, 5.5 and 5.6 installed under Web Hosting Features, but only...

I've installed php 5.4/.5 and .6 to my server as per http://kb.odin.com/en/125146, using the Add/Remove Components UI. This is to provide me an upgrade/downgrade path in case of problems in moving from 5.3.3 as per the CentOS default build. So... However, when I go over into the service...

Many thanks cbox. No, I'd not found that KB articcle else I'd not have asked, but it look the perfect answer. Thank you. Yes, php 5.3.3 is indeed old, but it's still the CentOS bundled version and the version on my not so old VPS, but it is indeed because of its age I want to move up, probably...

I am running CentOS 6.6 / Plesk version 12.0.18 Update #53and note my php version is 5.3.3 which is getting alittle long in the tooth. Trying to piece together a coherent story for php upgrades, I have found that Tools & Settings > Plesk > Updates & Upgrades has got me to 'Install or Upgrade...

Thank you for a very nice solution. Down loading and examining my monitoring alert file I see the issue; alarms for Apache, Mail, MySQL and Plesk itself are all set to 20% but of course this doesn't reflect actual usage. So on my VPS (2Gb) for instance: Service Mb memory Percentage...

Lloyd, do you have any advice/instructions you followed to get OpenDKIM working with Postfix? I'm on CentOS 6.6 + Plesk 12 and would like to enable DKIM signing and so any 'war stories'/things that worked well would be *very* gratefully received. I've found this item on OpenDKIM with Exim on...

And the problem with the false positives is you would miss a valid positive; wood for tree! So each week you get the rkhunter report, you delete it as it simply reports the same false positives over and over...until the one time it mentions something new and important and you miss it. These...

Sadly I have tried both ways, most *without* previewing the script, and always with the same non-application of the rule update. However, my VPS is now on 12.0.18 Update #30, auto-updated Dec 26, 2014, and trying a firewall update the other day, the update *did* complete and the updated rules...

Is there any update on this? I *really* do need to be able to update the firewall. To expand on what is explained above: When I view the firewall it shows: Parallels Customer & Business Manager payment gateways - Allow incoming from [IP1], [IP2] Plesk administrative interface - Allow incoming...

Well testing Postfix with: # openssl s_client -connect 127.0.0.1:25 -starttls smtp -tls1_1 or -tls1_2, I can confirm TLS1.0, 1.1 and 1.2 connections with Postfix, and no SSLv3. Excellent. Trying the same with Courier IMAP (port 143) however, only TLS1[.0] works and 1.1 and 1.2 fail, but POP3...

I found this which suggest the TLS1_1/1_2 flags might be GnuTLS switches, not OpenSSL. From StackOverflow: COURIERTLS=/usr/sbin/couriertls ##NAME: TLS_PROTOCOL:0 # # TLS_PROTOCOL sets the protocol version. The possible versions are: # # OpenSSL: # # SSL2 - SSLv2 # SSL3 - SSLv3 # SSL23 - either...

Thanks for this. Yes, I've been through this earlier and it's the same thread as mentioned before (just a nicer presentation :-)) So yes, he (Oliver) tries defining TLS_PROTOCOL="TLS1_2:TLS1_1:TLS1" but then doesn't seem sure the TLS1_2 and 1_1 flags are correct; "Perhaps the constants TLS1_2...