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The 12.5.30 update failed this morning. Below is the portion of the log where it choked. Is this a known issue?

I am having the exact same issue. Looking forward to a reply from someone at Odin.

You ever find cause of this? I have seen high cpu apache use after upgrading to 12.5 as well.

Kate, Please read the thread. This is a non-Horde issue. Thanks.

Enabling open and exec would be a security hole though correct?

Dangit, meant to say I followed this article in my first post... https://kb.odin.com/en/114845

I followed the article below to log all emails sent by scripts on my server running CL 6.7 and Plesk 12.5 http://kb.odin.com/en/2278 Mails sends, but this causes the following error to be logged... sendmail.postfix-bin: fatal: Recipient addresses must be specified on the command line or via...

Turns out that does not work. It does not actually "apply" the default PHP setting at all. Still looking for a way to "apply" a specific PHP version on all domains if possible.

I ended up going to each of the Service Plans -> PHP Settings, then changing the default PHP version and saving. Looks like this worked but not 100% sure yet.

To be more specific, the CLI command would do the same thing as if I went to *each* domains PHP Settings page and clicked Apply.

What is the command line method used to go through and set defaults for all domain PHP settings? I tried this but it did not work. /usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/httpdmng --reconfigure-all

Why would I care about giving CageFS users access to session folder?

On the CL Php selector, what do you have selected? UPDATE: Just tested and if I set the CL Selector to native, then The Plesk selector is honored. So you can have all the alt-* versions installed, but select native for all accounts in CageFS and the Plesk selector is what gets used. And like...

Looks like I can only choose Plesk PHP handlers when CageFS is disabled?

Is there a trick to skip alt-php during yum update?

Chris, Finally made the jump to 12.5 :) How do you not "install the alt-php's via CloudLinux" ? What if they are already installed? I still want the protection of CL, but do not care for their PHP selector.

Nevermind. Seems a complete restart of Plesk fixed the issue. Simply restarting Apache did not get the changes to the hosts file.

On the Plesk server. Scenario: Plesk server hosts mydomain.com On mydomain.com/page.php I use a curl function to call "http://mydomain.com/page2.php" When using PHP curl function to call a domain hosted on the same server it fails since it cannot lookup the dns for that domain. This is quite...

Normally you can add a local domain to etc/hosts file using the local IP. This allows PHP to use curl to access that page. For some reason this is not working with my Plesk server. Is there a trick to get this working?

Not sure. I will ask CL Support and see.