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If it makes you feel any better: safe mode will be gone in PHP 5.4.

I reported the path error to the docs team. I hope the functionality gets fixed also.

According to Execution of Scripts via Cron Task Scheduler (Linux Hosting) in the Administrator's Guide all cronjobs are run using a chroot shell. To me it would make sense that users with a non-chroot shell configured should also be able to run commands using this non-chroot shell. Does this...

The Administrator's Guide shows how to change the shell for cronjobs: http://download1.parallels.net/Plesk/PP10/10.3.1/Doc/en-US/online/plesk-administrator-guide/66791.htm

The Administrator's Guide shows how to change the shell for cronjobs: http://download1.parallels.net/Plesk/PP10/10.3.1/Doc/en-US/online/plesk-administrator-guide/66791.htm

Yeah, but you'll still need root privileges to run that chown command. :)

Only apache or root will probably have permissions to delete those files, so you'll have to make sure the delete commands are executed as either one of those user. You could for instance log in via SSH and remove the files that way as either root or apache. Or you could create a little PHP...

I had an issue where a user could not log in via FTP and the log would show: The user password contained several special characters, like $, ( and two @'s. Changing the password to a simpler string allowed the user to log in via FTP again. I guess there is a bug with certain characters in...

When upgrading to the php53* packages on RHEL/CentOS 5 x86_64 Plesk installs the psa-php53-configurator package (and should probably remove the psa-php5-configurator package), which also installs a 32-bit php53-sqlite2 package. This is both the wrong architecture (i386 versus x86_64) and version...

I suggest asking the MySQL community about this, it doesn't really ring any bells with me.

If MySQL fails to start, I'd check the log file to check for error messages.

Installing an SSL certificate in Plesk sets this up for HTTPS access in Apache. Using an SSL certificate for a MySQL server is a totally different thing and is can't be set up via Plesk. http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/secure-connections.html Are you trying to connect to the MySQL...

The original post was about JavaScript, not Java. They are two totally different technologies, despite their names. JavaScript is usually used as a client-side technology and that error message does not sound like a server-side problem. Maybe you just disabled JavaScript in your browser...

When I install the firewall module (Plesk 10.3.1 with the all micro updates applied) and set the 'System policy for incoming traffic' to 'Allow incoming from all' then the end of the generated firewall script looks like this: It looks like all udp and tcp traffic is dropped (/sbin/iptables...

Navigate to the domain in Plesk > Web Hosting Settings > PHP Support and there you can select Apache module (mod_php), FastCGI or CGI from the dropdown menu. You could also upload the extension via FTP (as the domain user) instead of installing it via Joomla (running as the 'apache' user when...

I'm not 100% sure, but I believe downgrades are not supported.

You should only need to modify /etc/ssh/sshd_config so it reads 'Port 3333' and then restart the sshd service. Plesk doesn't really come into play here AFAIK.

It shouldn't, but it never hurts to make sure you have working backups.

You'll want to learn about Red Hat's habit of backporting security fixes. If you want an OS with the latest software, you shouldn't run a nice stable enterprise distribution like RHEL or CentOS. :)

You can't do this via the Plesk web interface, but you can via the CLI. For CGI/FastCGI see Applying Custom PHP Settings on Domains with PHP in CGI/FastCGI Mode If you're using mod_php you can put the custom settings for a vhost in its vhost.conf or vhost_ssl.conf. Not that .htaccess...