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No, there are just some individuals who have complained about Plesk pricing for years on this forum and other places. Plesk is the Porsche 911 among control panels. If you want to drive a Lada Riva or a Dacia 1310 instead of the Porsche 911 then Plesk is not for you. But if you want to be on a...

@Sebahat.hadzhi What's the "I" for in the selection? I've never seen it before. It probably means "install" or "is installed", but why can't it be changed?

How about the spacebar instead of Enter?

Here are some screenshot examples for it: https://docs.plesk.com/en-US/obsidian/deployment-guide/plesk-installation-and-upgrade-on-single-server/installing-plesk-using-installer-console/installing-plesk-for-linux-using-installer-console.76445/

Normally, underneath the list of components there are instructions how to select or deselect them.

I believe this should be examined in detail by Plesk support, because it could be a bug with SSL versions or cipher lengths. In such cases, it is always helpful to submit a ticket to Plesk support. https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/12388090147095-How-to-get-support-directly-from-Plesk

Does this also occur when you disable the FTPS option in the backup settings?

What is the error message?

What's the output of iptables --list -n | grep "Chain f2b-plesk-permanent-ban"?

Did you remove Fail2Ban and reinstall it through the Plesk installer?

# wget http://autoinstall.plesk.com/plesk-installer # chmod +x plesk-installer # ./plesk-installer

Do not install the Let's Encrypt extension upon installation. When you run ./plesk-installer you can configure what you want to install. It's really self explanatory. What way did you go to install Plesk instead?

"Proxy mode" means that Nginx is a front end web server that handles all static requests but passes all dynamic requests to Apache as a backend. If you disable proxy mode, all requests are handled by Nginx only. Nginx does not honor .htaccess files. To apply .htaccess rules to Nginx, they must...

This is a rather strange issue, because the "Let's Encrypt" extension should not be offered for installation at all as it was replaced by the SSLIt extension...

"ERROR: Failed to install the extension 'Imunify' (package: imunify360):" --> Redo the installation, but deselect the Imunify extension from the installation menu.

What error message was shown during installation? What problems do you see after installation? What do you mean by "nothing works via PuTTY"?

The root cause seems to be that some iptables chains were not added, and that might be due to either an incompatible iptables or a manually installed Fail2Ban. I suppose the easiest solution will be to remove the Fail2Ban component, then make sure it's really removed from the operating system...

Upgrade by migration to another server: Yes Upgrade by in-place-upgrade: No

The question is probably asked to find out whether this happens GDPR conform? I think that Plesk staff should answer it, because we users cannot know the answer. For sure, the IP address of the host is passed, and a license key is passed, too. Neither are relevant for GDPR, because neither are...