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Root access enables you to change the swap settings without involving the provider. I'd opt for having a bigger swap, not for trying to run a server completely without it, while at the same time keeping the swappiness setting close to 0. Try using a 1 GB swap file and see how it goes.

Try the command line. ;) It should produce a more verbose error, if any. Or, before doing it, refer to logs to see what's going on. Is there anything in /var/log/plesk/systemupdatestool.log ?

Idle value should not be counted under "total usage". If it is, that would be a misconfiguration or a bug. It's more likely that the actual CPU usage is rising to 90%+, while the idle is below 10% at that point. Also, in this case, I'd say that 100% being the maximum is correct. Additionaly to...

The xinetd entries are normal, or, better said, they might mean that someone is brute forcing the FTP, but they aren't connected to this issue. The segmentation faults are directly connected, though. They basically mean that DKIM is crashing and leaving those messages behind. The issue is...

@ellagill, this most likely means that your Nginx is working while the Apache or PHP backend isn't. There can be any number of reasons for this, you'll have to consult the log files to find out what is going on. I'd also advise you to open a separate thread in a different section of the forum...

A bit of background information - Courer IMAP has recently implemented RFC 6855, while other IMAP servers seem to be lagging behind. This has, among other things, revealed a number of issues in the client software. It looks like they are considering adjusting alerts, but apart from that, they...

This Plesk Help Center article: Mail sent to Postfix default accounts is routed to Plesk Administrator's email should be what you're looking for. That being said, if the volume of the undeliverable messages is unusually high, the cause might be worth investigating.

With all due respect, you're wrong. What you are failing to see is that a backup of a site, as performed by Plesk, can not be viewed as a single atomic event. It's a series of events. The backups not being atomic is actually one of the biggest issues any backup software is trying to solve in...

Refer to this thread too, it might be helpful: DMARC Changes in MU#51 Introduce New Segfault Error (PPPM-10547).

Are you seeing any other errors on the server, anything in the /var/log/messages (CentOS) a.k.a. /var/log/syslog (Debian and derivatives)? There might be an error somewhere in the mail path that causes these files to linger instead of being removed.

Please see Exception: Failed to solve dependencies: psa-proftpd-xinetd-1.3.6-11.el6.art.x86_64.

As long as DNS records exist, pending emails would wait in the queue and be delivered later. That's how SMTP works. EDIT: come to think of it, I'm not sure if this is applicable in case of Plesk backups. I'd have to check if mail accounts were even disabled and if so, how. There might be...

Currently Plesk Obsidian only supports using "example.com" as an individual mail server name that is secured with a certificate, not "mail.example.com" or any other. The other limitation being that only Postfix and Dovecot are supported. I hope they'll extend this functionality in the future.

How did you check the version? If through the GUI, the list probably just needs to be refreshed. Please note that Plesk does not officially support MariaDB 10.4. There were threads here on the forum with few issues.

We had a relatively small number of support requests in regards to this. Those that we did have came from quite dissatisfied customers, though. Most thought that their redirect isn't working and some of them believed that it hasn't been working for a long time. The common issues were: a)...

Besides, "...but the hosting provider says that on VPS servers it cannot be expanded..." is more or less a complete nonsense. Do you have root access to your VPS?

System idle is not a service, it is the time your system is doing nothing. In other words, 90% idle means that 10% is actually in use while 90% is free. Idle hands... well... in this case, the proverb about the devil doesn't apply, I think. :)

But it isn't... or is it? MariaDB is either shipped by the OS or installed/upgraded manually using the packages from upstream repos. In either case, packages do not come from Plesk. This is either a bug or there is some confusion as to what exactly does the checkbox mean. @IgorG, could you...

I'm not sure the renewal was actually tried. Some other threads here lead me to believe that Plesk's Let's Encrypt Extension merely reports that the DNS is disabled locally and therefore no action will be taken for these domains. Even more importantly, you'll get the notices but even when the...

@TimReeves, I think you misunderstood the issue. Imagine: example.com is the main domain and has various subdomains, such as "www", "test", "something". Then you add an example2.com as an alias to example.com Automatically, "www", "test" and "something" subdomains will also work for...