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Never edit httpd.include. You create a vhost.conf and put any overrides in there. Then run websrvmng to add the vhost.conf include to httpd.include if it's not already there. This is explained in the documentation...

Yeah, this is a very unpleasant change when upgrading to Plesk 9. Suddenly all domains that use webmail and have ServerAlias *.example.com setup cannot use webmail on their domain anymore. I guess the problem is that the Horde Apache configuration is loaded after the domain's Apache...

Sending mail to local aliases like root doesn't work on Plesk 8.6 as root gets expanded to root@$HOSTNAME and $HOSTNAME is not in /var/qmail/control/locals, so qmail rejects the message. If I add the hostname to /var/qmail/control/locals manually the aliases start to work. I believe this is a...

Have you tried adding the server hostname to /var/qmail/control/locals, like stupidnic suggested? That should fix this problem (which I believe is a Plesk bug).

Plesk writes the Plesk admin e-mail address to /var/qmail/alias/.qmail-root. Changing the address in Plesk will rewrite this alias. However, sending mail to root doesn't work, since root is expanded to root@$HOSTNAME and Plesk doesn't set $HOSTNAME in /var/qmail/control/locals (which I...

It is run as part of the daily cronjobs. The hourly, daily, weekly and monthly jobs are started by run-parts from /etc/crontab. However, the time listed in /etc/crontab only indicates when the first daily cronjob is started. The start time of an individual daily cronjob depends on the running...

Multiple problems here: 1. ClamAV 0.94.2 is not the current version. Update your system. 2. /var/clamav has incorrect owner/permissions. You can manually fix this, but installing the update should fix this automatically. 3. The qq temporary problem. I don't know what's causing this. Have...

I have no idea what you're trying to accomplish. Could you elaborate?

Plesk comes with a way to run Ruby on Rails applications via FastCGI, but it's quite a bit of manual work to setup Ruby on Rails applications and there are currently better, faster and easier ways to run Ruby on Rails applications: Phusion Passenger: http://www.modrails.com/ Ruby Enterprise...

Most of those updates will contain backported fixes for security vulnerabilities, so I say it's best to just keep up to date with all updates via yum.

That is not true, as you're running CentOS 4 and that distro will be supported until 2012. Security fixes are backported: http://www.redhat.com/security/updates/backporting/ Ok, that *is* a valid reason to want to upgrade to PHP 5. I only know that those virtual servers pull some strange...

I warned you that those packages were not compatible with SiteBuilder. You'll need to download the rpm files for the packages you want to downgrade to and run rpm with the --oldpackage option to downgrade: rpm -Uvh --oldpackage php*.rpm Don't forget to restart Apache after that. Then...

CentOS (like RHEL) uses backporting: http://www.redhat.com/advice/speaks_backport.html A lot of times the problem is that the audit process only looks at version numbers to see if software has security vulnerabilities, but this is not applicable when a distribution uses backporting (like most...

Looks fine to me. There's also the @yearly and @annually shortcuts for yearly jobs, but those resolve to "0 0 1 1 *", which is midnight instead of 1:30 am.

You can use yum: yum remove php-sqlite2 Or use rpm directly: rpm -e php-sqlite2

You're installing ART's PHP 5.2.8 packages. Those are not compatible with Plesk's SiteBuilder, so you'll need to remove any SiteBuilder-related packages before you can use PHP 5.2.8. If you're not using you can remove php-sqlite2 (used by SiteBuilder) and rerun the update. If you are using...

You can find the Command Line Interface Reference in the Documentation section under Resources on the Plesk website.

We're using ART's qmail-scanner package on Plesk for SpamAssassin and ClamAV integration and qmail-scanner also has an archive option. No need to recompile qmail in that case.

No, you don't need set-variable anymore. At least not with MySQL 5, which comes with CentOS 5. I don't know since what version of MySQL exactly this is, but I believe it's been quite a while.

Looking at the qmail-scanner.ini configuration file you need to set ARCHIVE="yes", I guess.