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But there will be a solution for enabled outgoing mail limits, right? This is an essential feature for standard operations.

Let's deactivate Plesk auto-updates again ;-) ...

Look, noone can tell you if your 22 GB inno_db_buffer_size is a good value for your server. If your RAM is excessively overused by MariaDB, then your RAM is just too small for the configuration or your configuration is inappropriate for the RAM that your server has. If your RAM is 64 GB and a 22...

You can define the duration of bans using the "bantime" directive in the according recidive section of /etc/fail2ban/jail.local. You can also exclude your own IP from tests by adding it to the "ignoreip" directive.

Thank you. That source says: "The directive also requires the storage of logs from all systems and IT infrastructure and their subsequent storage in an unalterable form for at least 18 months." But where in the EU docs is this written? I must have missed that. Plus, in Germany, the EU...

Data retention is still prohibited by GDPR. Long-term storage of log files is no required, neither allowed. Could you please refer the location in the NIS2 documents where you read that logs must be saved?

Because Linux always uses available RAM for caching. It'll always fill the RAM up, even if it doesn't actually need it for current transactions. It will auto-clear RAM as it is necessary. The problem with your swap file could be that for very short time periods, your RAM is insufficient. This...

When you download it via panel, no such rules apply, the file is treated as a static file. But when you download it via a website, it is delivered by the Apache webserver, and this could mean that either some specific MIME type is set or an .htaccess rule influences file access. What's the file...

@youvm Thank you for tagging me, but unfortunately, the best possible advice was already given in Issue - DirectAdmin to Plesk Error Migrator . There is nothing I could add.

You can click on the last incremental backup and select the file you want to restore. Plesk automatically links the full backup with the increments. If a file is not included in an increment, it will look for it in the previous increment, in the previous increment, in the previous increment...

My business Bitpalast GmbH has made repeatedly bad experiences with Trustpilot. Today the third customer informed us that he initially published a 5-star rating about us on the Trustpilot profile of the company, and Trustpilot - as in at least two more such cases before, one of them just...

For Shopify, simply route your @ DNS entry (the domain name itself) to 23.227.38.32 and your www subdomain as a CNAME to shops.myshopify.com. All other traffic continues to your own server, including your emails.

"File Manager" is not meant to manage files that are located outside a subscription folder. It is only for the subscription user to manage files within a subscription. In your case you tried to manage files located outside a subscription.

What state are Apache (httpd, apache) processes in when Apache seems to be down? Did you try to "strace" any of them? Are they just orphans or are they doing anything? Are they consuming RAM and CPU power? If they are consuming CPU power, what are they doing? Does strace give any clues (mostly...

Regarding HA, please see How to Install Plesk in a High Availability Cluster. The project however was discontinued, I believe due to low demand while ongoing development and maintenance costs would have been exceptionally high.

As far as I know there is no extension that serves that purpose yet. It seems that there neither is a Uservoice request. Maybe you would like to post one? Your Ideas for Plesk

When the outage occurs, have you tried to restart the PHP-FPM service instead of restarting Apache? If CPU and RAM are good, there is a chance that there is actually no issue with Apache. How do Apache processes behave when an outage occurs? E.g. what is "strace" showing on the processes? Are...

Is there a high cpu load when the website goes down? What processes are causing it? Is there a high RAM usage at that time? You can watch the load "live": # MYSQL_PWD=`cat /etc/psa/.psa.shadow` watch "uptime && echo "\ " && ps aux | sort -nrk 3,3 | head -n 20 && echo "\ " && mysqladmin proc...

@Kritarth What have you tried so far to find the cause of the issue?

Yes, agreed, @PeterK900 can't see the relevant data, because he's not root.