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Turns out is was an issue with CloudLinux. Their support team fixed me up. CageFS prevents the need to use the chroot.

Still getting this error when it runs... execl: couldn't exec `/usr/local/psa/bin/chrootsh' execl: No such file or directory I checked /var/www/vhosts/chroot/bin and /var/www/vhosts/chroot/lib, and they both contain the necessary files. All I want is for my users to be able to schedule a...

If I establish this ... /usr/local/psa/bin/server_pref -u -crontab-secure-shell “” ... will it open my server up to users using malicious scripts that could effect outside their chrooted area? Or does it just allow them to use binaries outside of their ftp area ( i.e. wget, curl, php, etc...

Setting the complete path in the "task" is not he issue. The job never gets past the 'SHELL=/usr/local/psa/bin/chrootsh' line in the spool file.

Do you happen to know the KB URL you mention? I will check it out. Nevermind, you must mean this one? http://kb.odin.com/en/115889

Here is what I had to do to fix this. I know it cannot be correct, but now the task fires without error. Open the site's cron file here... /var/spool/cron/mysite The comment out this line #SHELL=/usr/local/psa/bin/chrootsh After that the task will work. That SHELL command does not work and...

The chrootsh file does exists and no migration was ever made . 12K -rwsr-x--- 1 root psacln 8.1K Jun 6 2014 /usr/local/psa/bin/chrootsh So that is not it.

Whenever a user in my Cloudlinux powered Plesk Panel 12 tries to use the scheduled tasks, this is the error that is emailed to them... execl: couldn't exec `/usr/local/psa/bin/chrootsh' execl: No such file or directory Does not matter what the task is, same error every time. Even something as...

Yes I have. I am referring to the Summary Report that I have emailed to myself each day. Looks OK in the Panel, but does not translate well into emails ( no styling and broken images )

The daily email report from Plesk is all kinds of busted, broken tags, etcs... Is there a way to edit and customize the 'rpt_cl_report_for_admin__' report?

Yes, I did, but most of my users would never have need to do this. If they did, then they could always use the File Manager. I would like to switch it (proftpd.conf) back and just change all the ftp user home settings instead. What is best way to edit several of these at once ?

I am noticing that several of my users are wiping out their user root folders ( logs, error docs, etc...) when they fail to use '/httpdocs/' as the root directory when publishing with FTP. I fixed this by editing the proftpd.conf to use ~/httpdocs/ as the DefaultRoot folder ( instead of just ~/...

When I login as the main admin user, Plesk seems to run pretty quick and snappy. I can click around the panel and things seem to load near instantly. If I login as a customer everything is slow. Starts with the initial login, takes much longer to process the validation. Then every click inside...

Here is how I modified the proftpd settings in 60-nosslv3.conf <Global> <IfModule mod_tls.c> TLSEngine on TLSRequired off TLSCipherSuite HIGH:MEDIUM:+TLSv1:!SSLv2:!SSLv3 </IfModule> </Global> then I did ... /etc/init.d/xinetd restart ... and it all worked again. The...

I made the necessary changes to the main ssl apache conf file, but it does not seem to change things? Do I need to dig down and edit the existing vhost conf files to remove the sslv3 ?

Why are we having to do this? Shouldn't Plesk fix all these vulnerabilities with an update?

I have tested 7 and 8, but will go back and see if it still happens.

WinXP and any shitty version of IE ;-)

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@abdi, Yes, I have the complete CA Chain all the way down to ROOT.