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Please keep to black text. Some of us are colorblind. Regards, Mark

For MySQL, data directory is specified in my.cnf. Example being; datadir=/your/new/path/mysql I'm not sure if anything will break Plesk wise to be honest, so to minimize any possible risk - you may want to symlink after. (do it off peak hours, have a rollback plan, etc.) For mail, there's an...

Give WinRAR a shot?

Ionos is one such provider that has port 25 blocked by default. You need to contact their support to unblock it.

Igor isn't with Plesk anymore, so it may make more sense to contact the Plesk support team if this is still an issue; https://www.plesk.com/kb/support/how-to-get-support-directly-from-plesk/

Have you checked to make sure the relevant outbound ports are opened in your firewall? You could even disable the firewall temporarily short term to double check if it's the cause.

Once authenticated, https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/requests/new should take you directly to submit a support request.

Plesk 2FA still leaves API as well as the Mobile app accessible without 2FA unless you also disable XML-RPC API. I personally wouldn't worry about forcing it, and as far as I know, it's also not possible to do so.

Since you got in using 8880, I would take a look now at getting a proper hostname setup based on one of your domains and issuing an actual SSL for it so that you can go back to the https port. Glad you got in!

I already explained and gave example on how to use the Plesk backup utility, assuming your Plesk installation is in a state to where it will still function. As far as not caring about your server being broken, you're right - I don't. I'm done replying to this thread.

No need to sound like a broken record now, that's been answered multiple times. If you're having issues gaining access to a certain user account, why don't you just create a new user under a different email? You do realize the same parent company owns cPanel right?

Totally agree with this, however, still personally prefer a middle ground - being prompted on uninstall if I would also like to remove all settings/configuration.

Did you just suspend it? If so, the credentials should be still the same. There wouldn't really be a need to.

Yes, that's an example of essentially a subscription backup which would include website data, databases and mail.

Yes, in your case it sounds like you are needing to do a full server wide backup which would include all data including resellers, customers, all subscriptions, databases and mail.

Have you tried just hitting the non SSL port? http://plesk.hostname.com:8880

You can create backups using the plesk bin pleskbackup utility. For example, a full server backup would be; # plesk bin pleskbackup server --description="Server-wide backup" Another example, for a specific domain; # plesk bin pleskbackup --domains-name example.com...

For what it's worth, I can't replicate this on Alma, but I'm running 9.1 already. Product version: Plesk Obsidian 18.0.52.1 OS version: AlmaLinux 9.1 x86_64 Build date: 2023/04/28 12:00 Revision: e360fb7feaab0cb90c1223f9c8801f854f24ca35

Spaces is basically S3 compatible so you could use like s3fs; https://github.com/s3fs-fuse/s3fs-fuse NFS might be another way forward though. Basically anything that would be seen as local storage, but also keep in mind that will likely tank the rate that backups are processed. Backup Manager...

Do you have proper outbound rules setup in your firewall?