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  1. J

    Question Change DNS server that plesk internally uses?

    *chattr +i /etc/resolv.conf
  2. J

    Question Change DNS server that plesk internally uses?

    Hmmm. in all these file ("tail", "head") they belong to /etc/init/resolvconf.conf is written: "Do not edit ... will not be saved" to complicated... so: 1.) unlink /etc/resolv.conf 2.) touch /etc/resolv.conf 3.) nano /etc/resolv.conf 4.) Write DNS entries into /etc/resolv.conf 5.) chattr +i...
  3. J

    Question Change DNS server that plesk internally uses?

    OK, thx, will look on it ASAP :-) df -Th /etc/init/resolvconf.conf Filesystem Type Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/ploop38847p1 ext4 50G 31G 17G 66% /
  4. J

    Question Change DNS server that plesk internally uses?

    Only one workaround? - Remove symlink - Create new file /etc/resolv.conf - Make it read-only with "chattr" on its ext4 location? I can't believe that such a trivial thing is so tricky...
  5. J

    Question Change DNS server that plesk internally uses?

    Hmmm... the symlink target is also on a tempfs file system, so i can't protect it by setting read only flag via "chattr +i ..." after i changed the DNS list in /etc/resolvconf/run/resolv.conf: chattr +i /etc/resolvconf/run/resolv.conf chattr: Inappropriate ioctl for device while reading flags...
  6. J

    Question Change DNS server that plesk internally uses?

    Thank you very much for your feedback! :-)
  7. J

    Question Change DNS server that plesk internally uses?

    But /etc mount point is not tmpfs... the backup file i've created, /etc/resolv.conf.0, is on ext4: df -Th /etc/resolv.conf.0 Filesystem Type Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/ploop38847p1 ext4 50G 31G 17G 65% / While /etc/resolv.conf links to that path: ls -l...
  8. J

    Question Change DNS server that plesk internally uses?

    Hmmm... its a "tmpfs" file system (my Plesk is hosted on a VServer on an external service provider, maybe it because of his configuration) df -Th /etc/resolv.conf Filesystem Type Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on tmpfs tmpfs 1.0G 9.3M 1015M 1% /run
  9. J

    Question Change DNS server that plesk internally uses?

    Oh, "-f" flag only supresses the error message, so i don't need to wonder, lol https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/chattr.1.html
  10. J

    Question Change DNS server that plesk internally uses?

    After a restart, the file has its old values...
  11. J

    Question Change DNS server that plesk internally uses?

    Hmmm, interesting... So it seems, it was necessary to use "-f" option to make it read-only, not just "+i" (so the file will not be re-created with old DNS servers on system reboot): chattr -f +i /etc/resolv.conf Otherwise, i got the messsage "chattr: Operation not supported while reading...
  12. J

    Question Change DNS server that plesk internally uses?

    Hi there As the title says! ;-) I had some problems with automatic downloading webapp firewall many times, so maybe its a DNS problem. Because of that, i would like to change to Google DNS 8.8.8.8 & 8.8.4.4. Thank you very much for your feedback(s) :-)
  13. J

    Resolved The current version 18.0.63 of your Plesk server XXX is unsupported. This usually happens when a server has not been updated for a long time [...]

    On Plesk 360 , i also can't see any problems, but i just use the free version, so without "360 Monitoring"...
  14. J

    Resolved The current version 18.0.63 of your Plesk server XXX is unsupported. This usually happens when a server has not been updated for a long time [...]

    Forum does manipulate texts: root@vps27375:/etc/apt/sources.list.d# cat php.list #deb h t t p s : / / p a c k a g e s . s u r y . o r g / p h p / buster main
  15. J

    Resolved The current version 18.0.63 of your Plesk server XXX is unsupported. This usually happens when a server has not been updated for a long time [...]

    Maybe the problem is that i commented out that (after an APT signature error which needs some steps to solve) in APT file /etc/apt/sources.list.d/php.list root@vps27375:/etc/apt/sources.list.d# cat php.list #deb Index of /php/ buster main
  16. J

    Resolved The current version 18.0.63 of your Plesk server XXX is unsupported. This usually happens when a server has not been updated for a long time [...]

    but i didn't saw what happened in the installer (browser) screen while the process failed. It seems that the page was redirected to the initial screen after - on https://server:8447/installer/summary.html
  17. J

    Resolved The current version 18.0.63 of your Plesk server XXX is unsupported. This usually happens when a server has not been updated for a long time [...]

    hi thank you for your answer! :) i've got that mail after the update from .62 to .63 version failed.
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