Search results

hello again Émerson Felinto, mmm, maybe the "Plesk Cgroups Manager" module will help you in a way. If you can calculate how many resources consumed each request you could limit the number of requests based on the resources you set up for each subscription. => Buy Plesk - Plesk

Hi Émerson Felinto, Maybe this article will help you do what you say => Limiting Bandwidth and Number of Connections to Websites

I do not think it's possible to do what you say. You can automate part of the cloning tasks thanks to the tools that plesk provides for this task. But there is a part that you have to generate manually such as FTP users or email accounts. Even so, sure that some partner with more experience...

NicolasP. So why do not you add an "A" record in the plesk DNS template where "domain.com" leads to "panel.server.com" and it has the redirect generated in your nginx?

Hi UFHH01, True, in that case you can try to get this into the domain.tld > Apache and nginx Settings > nginx Additional Policies. location ~ ^ { rewrite ^(.*)$ / $ https://panel.domain.com:8443 redirect; } :)

I made that same address as follows, on the domain name to redirect generate a .htaccess with the following syntax: RedirectMatch 301 ^/$ https://panel.domain.com:8443 I do not know if this solution could also help

Okay, start by generating a "PTR" pointer in your DNS so that the domain is resolved if you ask for ip

Change the host name with vi "/ etc/hostname" that you put in the certificate, verify that you have a well-configured "PTR" entry on your DNS server

Hi Sally1, Check SPF and DKIM settings Shows the output of the logs Perform a test on this page to see what problems your email server has ==> Newsletters spam test by mail-tester.com

Oh, in that case try to allow in the firewall the access of those ports only from your ip. I would put the configuration as follows: <VirtualHost *:8983> ServerAdmin webmaster@localhost DocumentRoot /ROUTE/solr ErrorLog ${APACHE_LOG_DIR}/error.log CustomLog...

Shows the output of this test ==> // email / test To: Check that the following steps are well done: ==> Securing Plesk and the Mail Server With SSL/TLS Certificates

Also try this tool to verify if the certificate works correctly: ==> // email / test To:

I had a similar problem, the certificate must cover all third-level domains, ie smtp.domain.tld is required a certificate for the following or in a default wildcard certificate: smtp mail pop pop3 I hope I've helped.

Hi mate, this article may help you => https://docs.plesk.com/en-US/onyx/administrator-guide/website-management/wordpress-toolkit/cloning-a-wordpress-site.78077/

Hello partner, we installed solr a while ago and the only special thing we had to do is to run a few commands and open the ports that I would use solr for your admin panel.

Possibly your client is uploading content with great weight or has some type of error and the log files are growing too

Hello mate, Try this: if you access the directory where your wordpress should be installed are the files? Check that the corresponding permissions are set Check the logs for more information. In principle your ip if you can see the site, but you could not see the error

Thanks for the reply! I will try to configure the 4 daily backups. Hug!

I just saw that I created the thread in the wrong category, apologize for the error :(

Hello partners As a minimum plesk allows me to do a daily backup, is there a possibility to reduce this value to do for example 4 daily backups? A hug