Search results

We are seeing this issue as well. Plesk servers are being actively targeted by brute-force attacks.

Username: TITLE Event 'cp_user_login_failed' PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE Plesk Obsidian 18.0.68 Update #1 - Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS PROBLEM DESCRIPTION When Plesk is targeted by a brute-force attack, the "cp_user_login_failed" events are processed by the task...

I've successfully resolved the issue, which stemmed from a notable configuration oversight in Plesk's SpamAssassin under Windows Server. It might be beneficial to address this in future Plesk updates for the convenience of other users. The key change involved the 'psa-spam-filter' file located...

I'm running Plesk Obsidian Version 18.0.57 Update #2, I think I posted in the wrong section. Please move if possible.

I'm encountering challenges while configuring SpamAssassin on Windows Server 2019. SpamAssassin is integrated by Plesk with MailEnable. The primary issue is with DNS-related functions, notably RBL (Real-time Blackhole List) lookups, which are not performing as expected. This malfunction is...

It appears as if it's meant for just a web admin and not for hosting providers & users, can you clarify if that is true?

Hello, I recently installed the DNS Integration for Cloudflare extension. After going through the provided documentation at DNS Integration for Cloudflare®, it was my understanding that there would be certain user-level options available, specifically the ability to enable and disable the...

Wow, thank you for the detailed response and cleanup script. I suspected there might be an exploit or malware, but wasn't sure.

I'm encountering a peculiar problem during backups. It seems to affect all domains. We have these .cer files that are zero bytes in size and appear to be related to Plesk, and they require special procedures to delete. When making backups we are seeing errors similar to this: Not all the data...

It appears the WordPress toolkit is causing 100% CPU by spawning endless PHP processes under sysuser, each consuming 25% CPU. This has caused downtime at least twice for users. It occurs just by clicking on the WordPress link in the admin panel. I tried removing any broken WordPress...

They're not updated often. I believe they come from the fail2ban git (fail2ban/fail2ban). I've been unable to get plesk-apache-badbot jail to work at all on my test server.