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With magento 2 now supporting varnish out of the box this would be great for us. We hack varnish into the mix when needed but it is a pain.

Is the docker catalog meant to be empty?

That won't work across subscriptions?

My guess is that you old server ran mod_php and you had that folder set to 777.. which would have worked fine. New server is probably running FPM so can't write to the other folder.

We have noticed that 12.5 is a lot slower on low memory systems than older versions

yes.. give it a go.. cant do any harm

Run these command /usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/autoinstaller --select-release-current --upgrade-installed-components /usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/nginxmng -d /usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/nginxmng -e they fix most of these types of problems

You will to access directly to get anything useful.. set up a local hosts entry so you can see the domain as normal in a browser and then see what errors you get.

We frequently see problems with database user names and passwords. May worth a look

Core file change alert!

Old thread.. but we came across this recently when importing sites from cpanel. Your database does not have a default user attached to it. Click on user management select the correct default user that you want phpmyadmin to use tick the box "Use this users credentials..." You should now be...

it will be interesting to see how they juggle the permission issues.. they either need to add nginx or apache to the psacln group or change a core magento file.

magento 2 requires these additional permissions for your DB user: http://screencast.com/t/XyXWGxCpIisj

Do you know of a way to enable *www while using plesk as the primary nameserver? edit... *NON-WWW

We run modpagespeed as a nginx module (and essentially ignore apache) this works fine

What you describe is not possible.. This method of CF integration can only work with www. If you want to use non-www you will need to sign up on the CF website in the usual manner.

It can be made to work... but sooo much hassle.. Just save yourself a lot of grief and swap to ubuntu

Great job installing now :)

we are finding this incredibly useful. what would be really cool.. to be able to install apache 2.4 on centos 6x to enable apache+php-fpm to be able to set the pool settings from within plesk

so.. what happens in 3 months? manual or automatic?