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I have received message from a developer that this issue has been resolved. I just tested it by pushing to a develop branch of a test project and noticed the staging environment was updating (php artisan down), but the production environment wasn't. The changelogs for 18.0.53 mention "The Git...

This issue has been resolved as of at least May 3rd! @Peter Debik can you back this up?

Thank you for the openness. Is consideration given to the complexity of a problem? This seems like low hanging fruit to me; a simple solution that doesn't require much effort.

Precisely this!

The problem is that we use Laravel Toolkit to manager the deploys of our Laravel projects. Thre the 'deploy actions' is just one of the steps in the deploy procedure. Some people may be helped by your script. Laravel Toolkit users, unfortunately, are not.

@IgorG is there any news on the status of this issue? Whenever I push to my staging branch, the production is also running the scripts that are now governed by the Laravel Toolkit extension.

In the changelog for Plesk Obsidian 18.0.44 it says “The console now works using a domain’s PHP version instead of the system PHP.” We use chroot extensively and I have a setup where I add all available PHP versions and have symlinks in the PATH, including a symlink for `php` to the most recent...

This is only a minor annoyance that I wasn't referring to. My problem is this: My VPS has an IPv6 /64 subnet assigned to it. This means I have a block of 18 quintillion IPv6 addresses at my disposal for just that VPS alone. Yet the only way—it seems—I am able to assign a new IPv6 address to a...

This is not my experience. What I expect is that you can have a domain be assigned an IPv6 address automatically or manually from a pool of available IPv6 addresses in the specified subnet. The current reality is that you can only manually (not automatically!) assign the specific IPv6...

Hi, I would love to get Dynamic IPv6 assignment working. However, I couldn't find any official documentation on the topic other than the announcement of the feature with the caveat of it not being production ready, as well as this post. What is the current status of this feature? How does it...

Amazing! Thanks for the work and for the quick update in this thread. Much appreciated!

I can confirm that following the mentioned guide in combination with this guide for installing custom PHP versions on CentOS from Remi's repo has helped me set up a website using PHP 8.1 successfully.

In the meantime, for whoever reads this: Both Rector and Polyfill are worth looking into. For us either of these weren't an option because they don't support PHP 8.1's enums (yet?). As soon as 8.1 launches I will use this How to add a custom PHP version in Plesk for Linux guide.

Thank you for the quick reply—even though it's not what I would've liked to hear. Out of curiousity: In theory this should not be much harder than offering a new binary to install. trecWhat's the reason this can't be done earlier?

PHP 8.1 is about to be released on November 25th. We're currently developing an application using this PHP version. How soon after the release of PHP 8.1 will this version be available to install in Plesk? Will it be the same day or will we have to wait a few days or even weeks?

I'm having to tell our customers that we can't offer something relatively basic that our competitors are able to offer. This is a pretty hard sell and doesn't inspire confidence. Please make this a priority.

I'm trying to get a similar setup running. Could you explain to me how you got DNSSEC working in combination with the Slave DNS Manager plugin?

Oh well, so be it. Where are the service definitions stored, do you happen to know? I’m referring to the Plesk admin panel as opposed to the CLI. Restarting the PHP-FPM services after editing the php.ini doesn’t update the PHP configuration pages for domains and service plans. I need them to...

That works for applying the changes to the live website, yes! Thank you! Two questions remain now: Is there a command that restarts all PHP-FPM services? If not, where can I find the service definitions? What command reliably and instantly causes the web GUI to display the new default values...

This didn't do the trick for me. Edit: I am running Plesk Obsidian version 18.0.34. What I want: I administer multiple Plesk servers using Ansible. I edit the php.ini files (e.g. /opt/plesk/php/7.2/etc/php.ini) through the CLI, as an example I'm changing upload_max_filesize. After having done...