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I understand signatures now. Thank you. I don't need this additional protection so I will disable it. But I would like to be able to restore just mail or just the website files instead of having to restore everything. Does the signature effect being able to restore just a segment (object) of the...

Right. Backed up to a remote server. Sounds like you are saying that if I use a remote server I cannot select objects to restore?

Thanks for your reply, Igor. This backup (as well as another I just tested) were created on Plesk 12.

I have a repository backup that I want to partially restore. I see the option "Selected Objects" but it cannot be selected. I'm wondering why that is not an option? I'm also wondering what "restore this backup despite the fact that it does not have a valid signature" means. I see a check box...

They specify that I use port 21 in their documentation. I am able to backup to this same account using Plesk Backup Manager. the error portion of the migration log: INFO: The return code was No output on STDOUT were performed by the utility No output on STDERR were performed by the utility...

Thank you!! I see it was a "couldn't connect to server" error. So I tried a test on a different server and was successful.

Thank you for that info. I tried the passive mode. Same result. I don't think Rsync is an option with my 3rd party data storage provider. Any idea where I'd find the error log?

Thanks for your help Igor. I'm getting an error error: Can't upload file 'clients/xyz/domains/xyz.com/xyz.com_info_1410301244.xml' to ftp. Error code: 1 Runtime error: The backup failed with errors! I don't know what error code 1 means and don't know where to look for a log file. Maybe the...

Seems if I want to back up a domain's emails to a remote server (3x a week) I might be able to accomplish that with a Scheduled Task / Cronjob? I have a weekly full domain backup from the Plesk scheduled backup. But I can only set one backup per client. So I'd like to backup email separately...

I have a ddos attack that manifests itself in code in a client's proxy.ssl.log file that looks like this \x00\x00\x00\x00\xA27\xF7\xFF\xD1\x9D. Somehow I'd like to ban any ip whose address ends up in that log. Too many IPs to block manually in the iptables. So I'm hoping to get fail2ban...

fail2ban regex Thanks Faris for your suggestions. I had the suggestion from Parallels to change my IP address. I had a suggestion from Media Temple to add a rule in fail2ban using regex. Unfortunately I find regex very hard to understand. It seems it could solve the problem, however. So I've...

The problem is not resolved. The next domain alphabetically now has the same problem of the rapidly growing log file. The original domain -- with SSL disabled -- no longer has the problem.

cannot restrict IPs I tried the iptable restriction but that did not work. I then tried to restrict an ip using htaccess and that also did not work. I'm not sure if htaccess "deny" would even work in a log directory. The traffic seems to be on port 443. One other thing that is odd to me is...

Thanks Faris, Leonard and atomicturtle! I'll try limiting IP access. I noticed that shutting off logging for that domain just moved the problem to proxy_access_ssl.log.

I suddenly have a client's access_SSL_log.processed file growing at a ridiculous rate. Very small website. The log file had grown to 6BG before I realized the problem. I removed it and two days later there was a 3GB log file that replaced it. Nothing strange that I can see regarding the traffic...

Thanks for your reply, Igor. I tried that but did not get any result from those commands. Each command returned me to the command line or gave an error "no such file or directory". Would another work-around be to install the certificate on the domain rather than at the server level? My only...

I had an SSL cert that is about to expire so I purchased a new one, installed it, uninstalled the soon to expire cert. Went into Tools and Settings > IP Addresses, and assigned the new certificate to the IP. Although I deleted the old certificate, it still shows in a browser as well as when...

I've been seeing something strange in my mail queue in the past week. The Recipient email address has a correct user ID but uses a random domain (unrelated to my hosting). These show as "undeliverable mail return to sender". Out of 84 emails in queue, about 60 are this type of thing...

Work-Around I didn't find a solution for this, but rather a work-around. You can set-up an automated backup for each client individually, spread out over the week. You still need double the disk space for the client's files, but -- at least for me -- that's not much compared to doing all...

Could this be done with a cron job that would change the permissions and then another cron to change them back hours later, after traffic reports have run? I found this command -- would it work? #!/bin/bash _find="/usr/bin/find" _paths="/logs" for d in $_paths do $_find $d -type f -exec...