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Again, looking good. Can't tell what's the wrong permission by this error. Have you tried plesk repair installation (not covered by plesk repair all)?

Just reproduced it on my end. It does assign webmail to the mail service, so it doesn't match the MX record. I'll see if we can forward it to the dev team.

The default config for Fail2Ban will block requests after 3 failed attempts, for 10 minutes. This is okay for someone who entered the wrong password by mistake to not be locked out forever, but you can be a lot stricter with bad bots. Check out the Fail2Ban section from here for a better config...

There are two of each. The old versions were not removed completely. Remove the old versions, and that should fix the problem. Always best to save a full backup or snapshot before doing this. Should be a command that doesn't remove dependencies, like: dpkg -r --force-depends plesk-libboost-1.84...

Please show me the output of these plesk -v dpkg -l | grep plesk-libboost

Changes to the main Apache config files will be overwritten. PHP.ini defaults only apply to new domains. The PHP configs are in a file for each domain. The right way to set this is with a command in the terminal: https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/12377477741335

Yes, switch it to a dedicated PHP handler. Also make sure that xdebug is enabled in Tools & Settings > PHP > Dedicated PHP handler or those directives won't do anything. After adding the directives, restart the dedicated handler service.

Some of the binaries are missing. This looks like the upgrade wasn't fully successful. Try rerunning the upgrade and see if it installs anything that may be missing plesk installer --select-release-latest --upgrade-installed-components

The problem wasn't your system resources, but the configured limits. The error you shared: 24: Too many open files, happens when the web server needs to open more files than it is currently allowed to. Based on what you said, your resources have some room to increase this, so you could do it...

Definitely looks like a bug. We've had several cases and our devs are looking into it already. I couldn't reproduce it either so it must have some specific trigger.

How have you resolved this in the past? It looks like a mismatch between the Plesk and mail control database. The recommendation here is to sync them with this command: plesk repair mail example.com If that's what you've been doing and this keeps happening then it's likely that there's some...

I believe it is disabled by default, rather than Plesk disabling it, and don't remember ever hearing mention that it is unsafe. I would leave it enabled.

Everything looks good there. What about this one? ls -l /usr/local/psa/admin/plib/CommonPanel/Controller/Action/Backup/Trait.php -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 105046 Mar 19 10:06 /usr/local/psa/admin/plib/CommonPanel/Controller/Action/Backup/Trait.php

Wonderful, good to hear. Plesk only has an interface for PECL but doesn't manage the repos. Those are from third parties. If you need a specific version, then you can try to install the extension manually.

Yes, the docs have some: Event Handlers | Plesk Obsidian documentation. It's just adding an event handler in Tools & Settings > Even Manager. But more specific to you, I think the setting you're looking for is "Firewall rules activated." I haven't tried this before, so you should test to make...

Could be a number of things. You can try reinstalling the package, in case it's corrupted. Let's check the logs, shall we? Share /var/log/sw-cp-server/error_log and /var/log/sw-cp-server/sw-engine.log Install atop and change the interval to 20 secs. Then share a screenshot of the atop logs...

Yes, what he said. Use the event manager to add the rule every time there's a change. You can ask if you need more specific steps for that.

Most likely a problem with the repositories. Back up the old ones cp -a /etc/apt/sources.list{,.bak} Edit them vi /etc/apt/sources.list Replace the contents with the defaults and save the file deb https://ftp.debian.org/debian/ bookworm contrib main non-free non-free-firmware deb...

Plesk will only touch your iptables rules if you enable Plesk Firewall. Just uninstall that and use the system firewall or an external firewall instead.

What's the output of these commands? ls -ld /usr/local/psa/PMM/tasks && ls -l /usr/local/psa/PMM/tasks/ ls -ld /usr/local/psa/PMM && ls -l /usr/local/psa/PMM/ Plesk Repair may not catch an incorrect permission if it's on the parent directory, so please share that to check.