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After CentOS burnout I was very skeptical about the whole thing, but it really seems to be working with no issues whatsoever. Since it's running only a day It is probably too early to say it's safe completely, but posts like yours and from the people above are really encouraging. Happy new...

I was VERY anxious. I tried to update one of our servers. Of course backup, snapshot etc. before updating. In my case after I updated CentOS to latest release (8.5) and after I ensured my Plesk is up to date - I followed this tutorial...

What IgorG proposed is a fine solution however this begs the question (and it's terribly unfair): How do I know what to enter in panel.ini to make my troubles go away and why would I want to do it in the first place? As if they feel it's normal that customers experience problems when they...

Like I said I am not against the changes if they are for the better, but I simply don't understand this. They literally are ruining and changing workflow when no one ever asked them to do so. Can anyone show me since when was the last time anyone ever complained about these columns like ever??

Thanks

Yeah you must be amazing. Seriously have you read my initial post at all ? :rolleyes: In my panel since this morning it was hidden completely. Whole column was missing. In your video it's where it always was (where I expected it). It revealed itself only after I clicked one tiny icon. And then...

After spending more time I have found it. It was behind yet another "we are going to hide it for you" icon where they ask me if I am going to be upset. Most definitely I am taking that survey. Not cool

I am really frustrated by all the new "changes" they are "inventions". Latest Obsidian update. How the hell do I customize a specific Subscription expiration date? They keep changing appearances and tabs in each update. Official docs most definitely don't apply (I just went thru them). It used...

Awesome. Thanks. Consider it resolved.

Thanks Peter. Do I understand you correctly. I as admin can at any time login to command line and run # plesk sbin mail_auth_view Which essentially will list a password entry of user inbox? (haven't tried it yet, I am completely away) That's fine then if I understand you correctly. However...

I've just had a somewhat weird request from a client. Well it's not actually weird but it's a request so there it is. Asking here because I can't find an option anywhere. So Plesk Obsidian, Centos 8 - latest everything. We have 20 individual subscriptions, 20 domains on that specific server...

IMO this is up to registrar. Like luckily my registrar already can do this. https://www.cloudns.net/wiki/article/41/ https://www.cloudns.net/wiki/article/250 Mind you I haven't integrated or tested it but it seems decent.

Fantastic work - thank you. Will look into it this weekend :cool:

This is not the case. We use Duplicator exclusively (both free and paid one) and it works fine under Plesk. Obsidian and Onyx. For years. We never had any problem with it. Literally zero (it's fantastic plugin, my personal time saver). Plesk absolutely allows you to run installer.php. If not...

If you read my response again you'll see that I specifically said "if" and "similar" hence my response was true and i didn't assumed anything wrong. Because i knew what i am saying perhaps doesn't go with your specific issue. In my trying to help I was referring to overall nature of a problem...

This is not Plesk issue. It's not weird. Changelog refers to cases where Plesk internal DNS is used. In such cases Plesk will automatically update mentioned DNS records (txt) on every wildcard cert. renewal. However if you use 3rd party DNS (external) then you'll have to do it manually at...

https://docs.plesk.com/en-US/obsidian/administrator-guide/59466/

The hint is that you have set your home directory as usual (/var/www/vhosts/domain.com/httpdocs ) but then you installed your Wordpress in subdirectory :) there's no need for messing with Apache directives or .htaccess for that matter. Just revert to default and install everything normally. Or...

Btw. have you tried to set SELINUX to permissive prior installation? You can revert back to enforcing after Obsidian is installed

Apart from updating CentOS to latest build literally nothing else (literally). We installed Obsidian from command line whie we were connected to our server via SSH.