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You probably wont see the email anywhere. Google blocks 550-5.7.1 messages (that is when the MX records points elswhere than your own server). More info: Bulk Senders Guidelines - Gmail Help

Questions: You have mod_pagespeed turned on and maybe by mistake added a huge Cache? php with too large memory opcache? ... Apart from that there is still a possiblity of a lot of open connections or plain an attack. Somethign like a SYN-flood variant etc. So: check process listo on how many...

And exactly the issues I listed above come up, when you do it this way. In fact you can configure the current Onyx Beta to be faster than the result from that guide. So: nice you are happy with it. I am not since I expect more.

Why would you keep wp-cron anyways? Disable wp-cron (e.g. via WP-CLI) and do Cron via your normal system CRON. Saves ressources, more effective, keeps your viewer from all the hassle of a background wp-cron slowing them down.

Configs looked ok at first glance even though I didnt go too deep. How did you test if your microcache works? With your browser? The one you also used to work on the repective site? First of all I would start to set no_cache: set $no_cache false; Then I suggest to test with a private browser...

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Yup, quite sure Igor is right that SQL isnt running. I figure its MariaDB 10.1+ in your config. Classic error. Basically Plesk has issues to handle the MariaDB drop in, while expecting mySQL. Esspecially in Centos the System-init-Aliases MariaDB.service, mysql.service and mysqld.service do not...

Tbh: thats imho not enough. A lot of things you might want to change, like: ssl cipher orders ssl bucket sizes add/remove $cache_cookie "if"-statements add/remove header handling in any server and any sub locations more complex sub-domain handling/redirects ... Id suggest a complete...

Did you work with nginx pagespeed? My results: I did not like pagespeed on edge servers at all. Its a mess. Partially nginx became unpredictable when it comes to: which versions are proxied? (gzipped by pagepeed, gzipped by nginx, not gzipped), similar for pagespeed modded files up- and...

Please leave the option of Apache + nginx in place. Its actually the sole reason I came back for Plesk :)

Maybe because a lot of hoter have extremely large Apache sites and are unwilling to change a running system? Maybe because most older web-applications run best on Apache in full functionality? Esspecially those relying on .htaccess like even Wordpress? And Litespeed is just a lot of glamour...

Hi Martin, frankly I do not understand, why you would want to use Varnish, when you have nginx running as edge server. Nginx is actually as fast as Varnish as a reverse proxy (imho faster) and definitly faster than Varnish under load (190,000+ SSL parallel connections at 4core XEON, 16GB, intel...

Any idea on it?

Plesk Onyx on CentOS An nginx proxy is in front of the plesk login: https://login.mydomain.tld <=> https://localhost:8443 via proxy_pass location / { proxy_pass https://myIP-address:8443; proxy_set_header Host $host...

Any idea ;(?

Perfect all ok now :) Thank you!

Since its the beta, I removed Cloudflare for the time being. # plesk installer --select-release-current --reinstall-patch --upgrade-installed-components could not be started. Apparently system was still locked in a previous udpate process. Starting # plesk repair installation finished open...

Hi Igor, wow, cool to see you here - again. Always a pleasure. -- scenario -- Wordpress hosting - customers/resellers build their own Wordpress environments on demand. In my case it is an extremely fast Wordpress environment, where soon the following adjustments are needed (and I didnt dive...

any suggestions?

OS: CentOS7.4 on 4.14.13 kernel Plesk: Plesk Onyx Web Host Edition 17.8.9 Beta At midnight I now receive the following emails: To: root subject: Cron <root@servername> /usr/local/psa/admin/bin/php -dauto_prepend_file=sdk.php...