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Backblaze Cloud Storage B2 is a solid alternative. It offers affordable pricing and has data centers in the EU as well. You can find more information on connecting Plesk to Backblaze here: https://talk.plesk.com/threads/connect-to-backblaze-b2-s3-compatible.357601/

I recommend contacting Plesk Support so they can investigate the issue directly on your server. To sign in for support, visit: Plesk Support If you purchased your license through a reseller, they should provide support for you. In case your reseller doesn’t offer support, Plesk provides an...

Can you look at this thread? https://talk.plesk.com/threads/smtp-auth-not-working.359394/

Can you change the following: Server: domain.com Check "This server requires an encrypted connection (SSL/TLS)"

Can you provide the SMTP settings currently configured in Outlook? This will help us pinpoint if there’s a configuration issue. Also, this thread might give you some helpful insights into similar issues: Issue - SMTP Auth not working

Hi all, I’ve submitted a new UserVoice request that could make it easier for Plesk server admins to help clients with their WordPress sites. The idea is to allow server admins to create a temporary admin account in the WordPress Toolkit, enabling you to log in to a client’s WordPress site...

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It looks like your server might be experiencing a memory issue. Could you check the /var/log/syslog for any entries related to "OOM" (Out of Memory) or "out of memory"? This could help confirm if memory exhaustion is causing your Node.js project to restart at midnight.

Not yet, but according to the documentation, this feature is currently in development for Plesk: Command-Line Interface

Thank you for your suggestion. To get a more accurate answer, I’ll tag the project lead of this extension to see if there’s an existing solution or a potential workaround for this. It might take a little time, but I’ll keep you posted once we have more information. @AYamshanov – could you...

Hi, Thanks for your question. Just to clarify, are you concerned about sensitive details like IP addresses or usernames being visible to end users in the Log Browser when providers (like WHMCS) use the API? If so, are you looking for a way to anonymize or hide specific parts of the log, such as...

It's good to know that it's your IP triggering the rule. I'm not familiar with the PageForms extension. Does that rule get triggered when you do something on the Admin page of WordPress, or in other words when you're logged in as an admin? What you can do is set ModSecurity to Detection only...

Hi, Welcome to the Plesk Forum, It seems that ModSecurity is mistakenly flagging a legitimate request from your MediaWiki's PageForms extension as an SQL injection attempt. The rule ID 211540 is likely causing the issue. You can disable this specific rule for your MediaWiki in Plesk by...

Your server has a memory issue, so you should monitor that. Read the docs on GitHub to try to understand how this tool works. For example, if you double-click on MariaDB in the process list, it opens a section that shows details like used memory, etc. Another tool to understand how the memory...

It's available in most repositories. For Debian (which I believe you're using), it should be: # apt install btop

We now have Nginx with HTTP/3 support in Plesk. How does that compare to LiteSpeed? I’ve seen differing opinions on this topic. What are your thoughts?

Do you mind telling us which ones?

I discovered that Oakley Capital, the parent company of Plesk and WebPros, actually sold WebPros to another investment firm, CVC Fund, back in 2019. Here’s the article: Oakley Capital agrees sale of WebPros to CVC Fund VII So, the cycle continues with price increases, as those investments need...

I found out that Oakley, the parent company of WebPros (which owns Plesk), sold WebPros in 2019 to another investment firm, CVC Fund VII: Oakley Capital agrees sale of WebPros to CVC Fund VII This means we’re stuck in a cycle of price increases because these investments need to deliver returns...

Ah, I misread the portfolio. https://www.oakleycapital.com/our-companies/webpros Well, they are to blame for this. Who puts a company in their portfolio when they sold it years ago?