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Though it's minor, the daily warnings / log errors about Plesk not being able to backup .ssh files is a nuisance. Since the .ssh dir is /var/www/vhosts/example.com/.ssh (that is, above httpdocs/), what syntax, if any, works for configuring Plesk to skip that dir? Constant error is: Unable to...

Are the October 2023 curl vulnerabilities something that would have any root within Plesk, or would those best be handled by an OS (Ubuntu in my case) update? https://github.com/curl/curl/discussions/12026

I've noticed some, not all, of my Plesk servers throw an error in the Backup log, such as what I show below. I think it's harmless: essential files are backed up as expected. But the .ssh warning is troublesome because there will be days and days of them shown in the Plesk interface. Any ideas...

Thanks! What should one even do in this situation (if a tech scan demands these mail services are removed?) I think I read that Plesk can be configured to use an external SMTP server? And nerdier still, I suppose Transactional Services with an email/SMTP API could be used. But I think it makes...

What about if I turned off POP/IMAP and left SMTP intact?

My Ubuntu server runs MariadB 10.6. Based on this old thread about encrypting data at rest (2018), it would seem a Plesk domain could have MariaDB at rest encryption enabled... and everything is fine. Is this correct? I don't even know how to enable encryption for a MariaDB database: I've even...

Most of my client domains either a) send PHP email from a contact form, or b) use a Transactional Service like Postmark to deliver email. My server has no active email accounts. Am I ok to turn off/remove SMTP completely? Would it have any repercussions I'm not thinking of? I assume the...

I've historically turned on backups for domains piecemeal. But could I modify a subscription such that a Scheduled Backup configuration is enabled by default? E.g. "backup all files, daily, store 1 day"?

Done!

Username: TITLE Native command line `site` command does not correctly report disk space usage of backups PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE Ubuntu 22.04 Plesk version 18.0.47 PROBLEM DESCRIPTION I'm not sure why the site command does not report the proper disk usage...

Any updates on this? This CLI command is very useful; it's a shame it stopped working.

Thanks! I never know what setting to use in the Plesk settings:

This is probably a Centos Question, but I've noticed more verbose warning output since upgrading a site to PHP 8.1, e.g. -bash-4.2$ php myscript.php The following error occurred: E_DEPRECATED: explode(): Passing null to parameter #2 ($string) of type string is deprecated Centos Version...

(I should mention: my starting point would likely be from my offsite backup, independent of Plesk) If Plesk can import/upload incremental files, even better.

Thanks! Specifially, armed just with those files, how would I restore those back to Plesk? With the FullBackups, I was pretty low-tech. I would download the large compressed tarball, and get what I needed. But that was pretty easy with one big file. How does it work with incremental? Is...

I backup server domains from our host to a local drive. Historically I've just run rsync for full backups, not incremental. But I'd like to cut down on the daily bandwidth usage for download Full backups. If I have a collection of incremental Plesk domain backups, how easy is it to collect...

I'm not sure why the site command does not report the proper disk usage of a backup. Example: /usr/local/psa/bin/site -i example.com | grep "Total size of backup files in local storage" Total size of backup files in local storage:0 B Whereas, a standard UNIX command reports the proper...

I think I need to eat crow. I re-attached my backup to another Linode, and sure enough, I got a Y/N prompt. So that's hard to argue! Probably didn't have the best memory of the specifics due to the stress of the moment. However, there are lots of routine "Y/N" prompts from known familiar...

@john0001 Ah, I can see what you mean. My terminal paste does imply a "Y/N" selection, but as @Denis Gomes Franco shows, it doesn't actually give the user a prompt. It goes rogue and assumes a "yes" input. Good eye!

Perhaps the terminal pasting context implies a prompt: I assure you there was none. Simply "apt-get install mytop", followed by the return key. No other prompt or user input offered.