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@centredeformationfrance, I don't think your issue is the same as this thread describes. I suggest opening a new thread.

Which e-mail client does your customer use? Is this occurring with more than one sender? Is the message normally visible when using webmail to read it? Anyway, I suspect this is not a server issue...

The EOL you're referring to does not apply to CentOS packages. Red Hat and consequently CentOS packages receive backported feature and security enhancements regardless of the upstream update timeline. In this case your MariaDB will be supported as long as CentOS 7 will. But to answer your...

Please tell us your OS version. Where did you install the MariaDB 5.5 from and how?

Try also (covers additional locations): grep -R ZendExtensionManager.so /etc/php.d/ /etc/php-fpm.d /etc/php.ini Edited: To see if the file exists: ls -als /usr/local/Zend/lib To see if the file belongs to a package (might show several possible sources): yum whatprovides...

Did you remove the contents of the httpdocs directory first? What name did give to your hml file? What do you see when you attempt to open the address, an error, an empty page, ...? Did you visit the domain (e.g. example.com ) or specifically the uploaded file address (e.g...

@Xavier, there isn't much information to go on... Have you encountered any errors while updating? Are there any errors in the logs? Is Apache running? Also, please tell us your OS version... @Joaquim, this is the linux section of the forum, issues on Xavier's server will most likely be...

I think there is some confusion here... Plesk as such does not enable you to set up a new dedicated server as that means setting up some hardware in a server rack somewhere first. What Plesk can do is set up and manage a new user account or a new domain name on an existing server instance, or...

Hard to say without knowing what was erased, but you could attempt to reinstall Apache and than run Plesk Repair Utility: Web. This should regenerate the missing configuration files.

This is a very old thread. Which OS, Plesk and Horde version are you using? What exactly did you change or add in the configuration files?

Well, yes, but It would be prudent to investigate the cause as this is not a common occurrence. Check for major update errors, full or failing hard drives, etc.. As a first step, verify your backups.

Is there anything actually listening on any of those ports?

You've said you went to the specific domain, so I assume you have added the domain through Plesk GUI? If so, the example.com should simply work, if the DNS has been correctly set up and has propagated. There is no need to manually add anything under Apache & Nginx settings, just remove the...

Can you be more specific about your issue? Try to describe exactly what commands did you use when you encountered a problem, which error occurred and what have you expected to happen instead.

Looks like your post has more to do with system administration in general, and not so much with Plesk as such. But in any case, to answer some of your questions and concerns: Your server's setup seems OK, but if you need to cater to more concurrent visitors, you'll have to tweak it. There is...

Can you see any errors in the /var/log/plesk/install/autoinstaller3.log ?

Their error specifically states that that the IP was blacklisted, with delist instructions, so the immediate reason for not being able to send mail is obvious. I don't think there's an expiry date on these entries, or at least not such that you'd want to wait for, so I'd strongly suggest...

Not updating your kernel for a few years would cause a tangible security risk and you'd also miss out on bug fixes and improvements. I don't understand why are you complicating this so much? Update your kernel as you would any other OS package, use regular OS updates. Restart the server when...

My advice would be to keep the server updated with yum as the updates come out, install Plesk updates as they come out and do not update OS level packages manually. CentOS is a Red Hat Enterprise Linux derivative and its strengths lie in the long term support and stability. Your openssl and...

All things aside, just because you only see one button in the GUI doesn't mean the the actual implementation of the functionality was "super easy". There's a bit more to these things than just buttons. I understand the frustration though. ;)