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Dear community, As @IgorG wrote above you can resolve the issue using "Retrieve Key" operation in Plesk panel or Command line interface in ssh console. Details are here: Kaspersky Antivirus is not working after virus database update Thanks for your reports and patience,

@Linulex yeah, you made my evening, thanks :) Plesk Onyx 17.5 is a new version that is in earlier adopter stage, for now. It contains a lot of bug fixes reported by our customers and we plan to move it through "earlier adopter" -> "release" -> "late adopter" pipeline soon. We will deliver...

That's true. As Forrest Gump's mom said "postfix is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get." Too many different options/combinations. So I would like to recommend to keep Plesk defaults and enable additional options very-very carefully if necessary.

@trialotto As usual, thanks for your feedback. That's great, I've tried this option first time :) So, does it really work as expected to solve initial post in this thread completely? Sounds intriguing. ok, I will. Sure, I will discuss it with Andrey. My current understanding is that this...

On my clean Plesk testbox I've solved this using one additional postfix option reject_authenticated_sender_login_mismatch This option means email rejection in case of the client is not logged in as that MAIL FROM address owner; So now if I'm trying to send email outside of my Plesk box from...

Hi, Permissions to /var/lib/php/session/ might be reset by Centos package php54 that was updated on May 12 by Centos: http://mirror.centos.org/centos/7/updates/x86_64/Packages/ (and yes - this php54 update from Centos was triggered by Plesk updates) We submitted item (PPPM-4558) to work around...

Hi, we do investigate the issue (php session directory permissions) with priority. I will keep you informed. Thanks for your reports!

Hi, First of all, thanks for so interesting conversation for people involved. Based on discussed points I've compiled Frequently Asked Question in KB: https://kb.plesk.com/en/128733 The section includes questions regarding apache, ALPN, old browsers support, customisations of cipher list and...

@PriyanA Please also check my answer in another thread that contain some additional details: https://talk.plesk.com/threads/http-2-support-released.337644/#post-800126 @Lloyd_mcse Thanks for your help!

Hi all, Not a big deal This output warns you that your web server's configuration has some kind of customisations that might conflict with HTTP/2 enabling. Probably you applied some solution from KB or Plesk Support team did it before. 1) You can simply delete this custom configuration file...

Should work for all environments with NGINX in front of apache, just check that service "Reverse Proxy Server (nginx)" is running as it's described in mentioned KB https://kb.plesk.com/en/128733

I glad to inform you that HTTP/2 support for customer sites is finally available for Plesk 12.5 out-of-the-box! Please check user instructions: https://kb.plesk.com/en/128733 and correspondent forum thread: https://talk.plesk.com/threads/http-2-support-released.337644/

Panel itself works on SPDY protocol that provides similar advantages

Glad to hear that the issue is resolved for you. Caches are reloaded from time to time, really I have no idea why it did not help for you before and helps this time. Personally I use the same mirror and never met this. Thanks, P.S. As I know @IgorG is working on this. >> Ps. Please use HTTPS...

So you both have the same sha256sum and it does not correspond to the correct one. I have the same mirror IP but sha256sum after package download is: 0a450239506d1be7e786b115e72625e5e6a574d5c79aa840b8be07f13ce26aba * What is IP address from wget output in your case? Is it the same as in 'host'...

Hello, We have checked again package checksum and repodata and have not found any inconsistencies. Probably the issue is related to some specific download mirror. Could you provide the following information for further investigation: 1. IP address of your autoinstall.plesk.com server with...

@Chris1 yes, that's it

@Elompenta Thanks, will fix. forget to change it after all those rebrandings :)

Service plan -> Permissions -> (expand additional permissions section with "Show more available permissions" on the right side) -> "Hosting performance settings management"

I would like to recommend to wait for official announcements for new centos/rhel updates support.