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Update: I've asked the Plesk Support team to create an article explaining the issue and providing a temporary workaround. While it's not a definitive solution, it ensures that users can find information about the symptoms and a way to address them on the Plesk Support page...

I've contacted Plesk Support about this issue. They have acknowledged the Nginx limitation and are currently reviewing it with their team to determine the best approach for a solution. I'll share any updates I receive.

True, but will Plesk consider providing an update to address this issue? Without a fix, HTTP/3 becomes pretty much useless when using nginx in this setup.

Thanks! I checked the nginx trac and noticed they’ve marked this as “won’t fix.” Given this, will Plesk consider providing an update to include: fastcgi_param HTTP_HOST $host; in a /etc/nginx/conf.d/fix-http-host.conf file to address the issue? Or… should we start replacing nginx with Caddy...

Username: TITLE Missing HTTP_HOST Causes Incorrect URL Generation in WP Toolkit PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE Plesk Obsidian 18.0.64 Update #1 AlmaLinux 8.10 WP Toolkit version 6.5.4-8879 PROBLEM DESCRIPTION When using WP Toolkit in Plesk and switching the PHP handler to...

Hi @AYamshanov: I already noticed there's no recent article on the support page explaining how to replace MySQL with MariaDB. Since this is an essential step for anyone upgrading from Ubuntu 18 to Ubuntu 20, could you ask the support team to create an article on this? It could benefit users who...

The developers working on cPanel are the same team responsible for Plesk, so once the PHP 8.4 packages for cPanel are finalized, the Plesk packages will follow shortly. Keep in mind that each PHP version in Plesk consists of around 27 individual packages that need to be built, tested, and...

You’re oversimplifying the situation. It’s not “just” adding a PHP version. Plesk developers need to prepare and maintain packages for 10+ operating systems, ensuring compatibility and stability across all of them. This requires extensive testing, especially since PHP 8.4 is newly released and...

@SDGPete: I completely understand where you're coming from, and I share many of your frustrations. The disconnect between highly upvoted UserVoice requests and the features that actually get implemented is a recurring point of contention. To Plesk's credit, they have made some effort to improve...

Does it work when you change partners to NFR? {"serverSettingsVersion":"plesk-1","ini":{"leika":{"experiments":true,"trafficSource":"NFR"}}}

This is the correct URL: https://www.plesk.com/blog/various/nginx-vs-apache-which-is-the-best-web-server/

Thank you for pointing out the UserVoice request, but honestly, it’s frustrating that something as straightforward and logical as adjusting the default port to 587 when it's enabled requires a popularity contest. This isn’t a groundbreaking feature request; it’s about aligning with modern...

The temporary solution can be found here: https://talk.plesk.com/threads/error-030000bd-digital-envelope-routines-update-error.376295/post-954868 The ETA for the hotfix release is the 25th of November.

Thanks for sharing this script. Could you clarify what type of RMM tool you're referring to? Are you using a specific platform (e.g., MeshCentral, NinjaOne, or similar), or do you mean tools like Ansible or Puppet for automated deployments? It would be helpful for others who want to run this...

For those using Hetzner's StorageBoxes, it's possible to mount these boxes via SSHFS and schedule backups as if it were a regular mount. You can find a helpful tutorial here: Automount Filesystems with Systemd. However, there is an important caveat: the Plesk Migrator will not work properly...

This raises the question of why the engineers couldn't foresee this issue. I fully understand the workload and challenges faced by the development team. However, it's not the first time that remote FTP backups have stopped working after an OS update. Considering that the release schedules and...

Have you seen this tutorial? https://community.hetzner.com/tutorials/automount-filesystems-with-systemd

Is there any news on the release scheme and the future release plans?

The main question here is whether the default "No issues detected" message could benefit from added clarity, like a timestamp of the last manual check. This would help users see whether the displayed message reflects a recent test or is simply the default view. For those who rely on the GUI...

Could you possibly provide some screenshots? It sounds like the "No issues detected" message might be showing up even after errors were found, but I'm not entirely sure if I follow. Screenshots would really help to see what you're experiencing.