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To anyone wondering where to get more detailed information and install file after purchasing, you can find it here: http://admin-ahead.com/portal/knowledgebase/126/How-to-install-Admin-Ahead-Arch-for-Apache-V-10.html More general info can be found here...

This is actually a rehash of my blogpost I made back in 2013 (it uses my grep and sed instructions and updated the rest for latest php version): http://www.stone-is.com/en/blog/hosting/compiling-multiple-php-versions-for-plesk-115-centos-64-x64/29/

yum install http://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/epel/7/x86_64/e/epel-release-7-2.noarch.rpm && yum install php-mcrypt* && systemctl restart httpd.service This should be all that is needed if using apache as backend.

Just ran into similar issue on Plesk 8.6.0 running on Fedora Core 4. User informed me that he had 2 domains on the same server, 1 allowed him to use SFTP, the other did not. On inspection, both had chroot shell enabled. No apparent differences at first. /var/log/messages nor /var/log/secure...

It's different. It uses CageFS (an advanced chroot env) where they swap symlinks to the php binaries and ini. But that's something entirely different from SCL. What might be similar is the Plesk integration. They created a custom button 'PHP Selector' where you can then choose your alternative...

Scott, Have you looked into how CloudLinux handles alt-php ? They already have this functionality to allow the user to select his / her PHP extension. Rather nifty for those willing to got the entire CloudLinux way.

Doesn't Plesk use postconf to add and delete values? It shouldn't touch any of the already existing settings I thought. IgorG, can you verify?

This was exactly it. I added ::1 to Tools & Settings -> Mail -> Mail Server Settings -> White List

IgorG, do you have any idea if Plesk is being tested for CentOS 6 to CentOS 7 upgrades? And if it will switch everything to systemd ? This is important in making a decision as to which OS to deploy for migrations to Plesk 12 and wether or not to wait a couple more weeks. Thanks...

Will PHP Panda be available for CentOS 7? The release is very close now http://seven.centos.org/

http://seven.centos.org/ The release is getting really close, any day now really. Is Paralells already working on supporting CentOS 7?

The agent is part of Parallels Plesk Automation. A higher level clustered solution that uses Plesk as its backend. It's safe to remove it from all your machines if you don't use Parallels Plesk Automation (PPA). It is used to provide a communications layer between PPA and Plesk (I think).

yum --enablerepo=atomic update atomic-php54* plesk bin php_handler --reread plesk bin php_handler --list fastcgi-54 Atomic 5.4 5.4.30 5.4 fastcgi /opt/atomic/atomic-php54/root/usr/bin/php-cgi /opt/atomic/atomic-php54/root/etc/php.ini true Fixed :)...

Hi Scott, How would I update these? I have enabled=0 for atomic repo and tried to do: yum --enablerepo=atomic update plesk-php-panda plesk-php52-panda And while this did update plesk-php-panda, the PHP versions are still the old ones: fastcgi-54 Atomic 5.4...

Plesk 12 might still get features added to it. Did you read the changelog when you upgraded?

It was an error on my part. I didn't realise this was for PPA only when listing all components via --show-components to make a list of components to deploy. How would it be best removed, so that I can push to any other server I'd like to update? I don't think it shows in the list of autoinstaller.

Thanks for the tip. I just upgraded another Plesk 11.5 to Plesk 12 and this issue arose again. As this was an update, I could not deselect the agent component. Since this is a production server, I decided to dive deeper this time (last time was only test setup). I found the...

I believe PHP Panda only contains the versions you have. 5.3 is available in the (paying) Nucleus repo. I think this is because 5.3 is still the main PHP version in Centos 6 and the Nucleus version has custom security backports for 5.3

Hey Kristian, Sadly, I was able to resolve it, by upgrading the license to Web Pro Edition.

Scott, how do I get Zend Optimizer installed on these custom versions? Thanks!