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Hello Nicolas, For the record, do you have all these Prerequisites met? http://kb.odin.com/en/115612

Hello Rdadmin, Technically, there is no difference between composing a new message and forwarding a message ...So if one of the 2 is NOT working, then it's weird, but easy to resolve ... Do you have mod_security installed and running? I am thinking probably with mod_security, certain...

Well, in that case it sounds like a bug being that it's reproduce-able ... Just file in a bug report!

Strange ... But am glad your issue is resolved!

Sometimes there could be a single table with millions or records, this also can cause PhpMyAdmin to become extremely slow while loading it ..

By that do you mean same domain names? Because as far as I know you can't have same domains on the same plesk server ...

https://www.conetix.com.au/support/article/w3-total-cache-installation

I see your website is already running ...Congs :)

Hello UFHH01, For clarification "last_ip_default.conf" and or "httpd_ip_default.conf" file is ONLY existent for a domain name that is set to be the default for the respective server IP address while for the rest of the domain names those files don't exist .. However, in both scenarios default...

Your welcome Tom! Let us know incase you need further assistance ...

Your welcome Meech, Glad all worked out ..

Here is the confession: http://talk.plesk.com/threads/xen-vps-oracle-linux-pfsense.336041/#post-792184

I don't have the files "last_ip_default.conf" and "httpd_ip_default.conf" on test server ... [root@a93-91-167-172 conf]# ls -l /var/www/vhosts/system/ben-abdi.com/conf total 32 -rw-------. 1 root apache 6530 Nov 30 16:15 httpd.conf -rw-------. 1 root apache 6991 Nov 30 16:15 httpd.conf.bak...

Actually this has happened before with me too :) And there are a few more threads I have helped users here with this very situation ... I just don't remember how I can reproduce it .. However, the solution was to delete the domain name through SHELL using the plesk domain tool ...

Sergey, Avi Miller is the product manager :)

That explains your other thread :)

Sure no problem, Just let us know how it all goes ...

Oracle Linux is NOT popular (& might never be) in the hosting industry especially for a fact that they associate with $ in most of there products...In the hosting industry, businesses want products that maximise there returns ... Though I agree that Oracle products are popular at enterprise...

First increase your memory regardless of wether apparmor_status is installed or not, then attempt to run the upgrade again ...

Hi Diesel, I think the location is /usr/local/psa/var/certificates/ Please take note that you can know the exact location and names of the SSL files by looking at your last_nginx.conf file .. eg less /var/www/vhosts/system/ben-abdi.com/conf/last_nginx.conf [...] ssl_certificate...