Search results

To reproduce: 1. Add a domain 2. Add an alias for that domain, but do not enable DNS aliasing 3. Go to the alias's DNS settings and click Transfer DNS 4. You'll see the wrong domain listed if a site exists with the same ID as the alias ID. It appears to use site_id in the URL to identify the ID...

Also looking forward to CentOS 7 -> AlmaLinux 8 in-place upgrade support, after all Elevate already supports it without Plesk being in the mix. @IgorG: above @dash indicated that work would be in progress on this feature this year, but you've indicated that we should all just wait until EOL of...

We submit it as a feature request in 2016. Can vote on it here: Don't send Auto-Reply when message detected as spam

This fixes it by switching PHP 7.4 -> 8.1 repo data over to using RedHat-el8 rather than CentOS-8. The binaries should be identical. sed -i.bak "s#_17/dist-rpm-CentOS-8#_17/dist-rpm-RedHat-el8#g" /etc/yum.repos.d/plesk.repo And if you need to revert it you can either copy the backup file back...

Same here. @IgorG ?

We've been using Imunify360's ruleset, which is updated super-fast with protections for the latest web app vulnerabilities. Plus it's got a feature that disables rules for web apps that don't match what's installed on the domain to keep memory usage lightweight (runs nightly to determine which...

Weird, since the mod_security binary now installed from the Plesk repo is 2.9.5. Maybe the issue all along was twofold: the bug formerly identified a few years ago AND an actual issue with the way the comodo ruleset keys or accesses those entries. Like Peter, we also switched rulesets a couple...

Backup your databases with mysqldump, remove the MariaDB packages, then install the MySQL packages, run mysql_upgrade. Be sure to only use an equivalent version of MySQL to your installed version of MariaDB. Why do you require MySQL? MariaDB is fairly equivalent...

Just started getting 404s attempting to run yum update. Error is: And indeed, visiting the above URL shows the entire dist-rpm-CentOS-8-x86_64 folder missing. This server is running AlmaLinux 8.5, not CentOS 8, and it has the latest release of Plesk: Plesk Obsidian Version 18.0.41 Update #1...

We have a subscription where a git repo was set up within Plesk to be pushed from a local repo on their remote computer. This is a Customer user, not an Admin. In the settings for the repository, Plesk suggests this: "To make the repository available over SSH, enable SSH access for the system...

Tip: Plesk recently made cgroups resource manager part of Web Host and Web Pro editions, but if your license is an older license that was converted to Web Host or Web Pro pricing, but is not explicitly called Web Host or Web Pro, you won't get the cgroups manager. You will need to generate a new...

I'm quite certain it does not. Perhaps some 3rd party extensions might use it, but I see no sign of it on a couple sample Plesk boxes of ours. I think you might be mistaking the apache foundation/organisation with the apache web server. The foundation has a lot of different software projects...

Hey all, A while back we built a greylisting whitelist and shell script that auto-adds common mailers to your whitelist. This is particularly useful for those that use round robin servers and don't make it through the greylist. You might find it useful to run this on your server(s) if you've...

Same! Looking forward to Plesk auto-updating with this fix :) (I say that unironically)

When I indicated to contact the software devs, I meant for the SQL server. Plesk just bundles it in. Your questions can only receive answers from the MariaDB developer community. Honestly that just sounds like your cache isn't working so it has to go to SQL anyway. But This is just a guess...

Also seeing this here whenever Plesk does its auto update check. If I run it manually, I get the same thing: plesk sbin pum --list --repo-info --json A bunch of DEBUG output lines, then ends with: ERROR: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'run_sack' ERROR: Exited with returncode 1. This...

Another thing to note, as Peter is indicating above, the initial query still needs to be made before the results are cached, so the SQL server still needs to occupy memory with the results of that query. Those are then saved by memcached for future equivalent queries. Unless you've got some...

Your graph *does* show more lower dips in MySQL memory usage after memcached was installed. This implies that those more frequent dips in lower memory usage are repeated reads, while the high peaks that match the memory usage from before likely correspond with writes to the DB, as writes aren't...

Good thinking. It's set to 1 to keep load down during normal usage. This was my last migration where this is likely to be an issue for some time, but will definitely try increasing that value for future cases. If that value really does affect the migration, I think perhaps the migration manager...

Just had yet another migration (after dozens without issue) where DNS records refused to update properly with ipmanage --remap. Had to run the following to fix it: update dns_recs set host = '<CORRECT_IP>' where host = '<WRONG_IP>'; update dns_recs set displayHost = '<CORRECT_IP>' where...