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The file should be present even if the license is bought from Plesk. I just wanted to verify if there's a connection issue between the server and Atomicorp. However, since it is not present on the server there's likely a different issue than what I suspected. Could you please get in touch with...

Thank you for the update. For the sake of testing, could you please set it to permissive?

@JulianDot , as far as I can see on some old discussions on Fedora's end this could be related to SELinux. Would you mind confirming its current mode?

If you mean UI tools, no, unfortunately, not. Although you can browse the logs through the UI, I don't think you can easily identify the source through UI.

@JeffreyReed , could you please try to log in to Atomicorp with the credentials defined in /etc/asl/config and let us know if that fails with a particular error?

@adelphiaUK , you should be able to update your avatar and cover images now. Please give it a try and do let us know if you encounter any further issues.

Hey, @Thomas Oryon . As suggested by @alapshin , if the issue still continues it will be best to get in touch with Plesk support for further investigation on your server. To sign-in and open a ticket please go to: https://support.plesk.com If you got your license from a reseller, your reseller...

@MHC_1 , in general, the PTR records are created by the owner of the IP address. It may be your ISP or hosting provider. Setting up the PTR record in Plesk UI is only possible if you are the owner of the IP address. Have you seen these...

@Thomas Oryon , could you please confirm if you actually able to access the website in question? I believe that although it is shown as "Started" in the application pool the domain should serve a suspended page given the subscription is suspended.

@Jens Johansson , our team registered the case as a bug with ID PPPM-15164. At this point, I cannot confirm the exact ETA for the release. You can monitor the changelog here. I will also follow-up with confirmation once there are more details. Until the bug is fixed, our team recommends using...

Thank you, @Hangover2 . I was unable to replicate the issue on a test server. Unfortunately, I cannot suggest another reason for the issue apart from lack of rights. If you have the option, please get in touch with Plesk support so they can take a further look directly on the server.

Thank you. That looks right. Unfortunately, I am not sure what else could be causing the issue.

Hello, @lema . Could you please try adding the following lines to the panel.ini file: [notification] senderAddress=<custom email address>

Hello, Steven. Could you please try running the repair utility via the command line and confirm if it returns the same output: plesk repair all -y

@Hangover2 , thank you for the confirmation. Can you please also confirm your OS and Plesk version?

@Erwan , could you please execute the following command and confirm what the owner and group of the file are: ls -l /etc/domainkeys/domain.com/default

Hi, @WSNHosting . Maybe this article could help narrowing down the source(s): How to identify spam source on Plesk for Linux Server

@forgie , your custom settings in panel.ini should be preserved and remain unaffected after a Plesk update.

Thank you for the update. Are you logged in with an admin account or a reseller account? If an admin, could you please double-check whether restricted mode is enabled?

Hi, @Hangover2 . The "Hosting performance settings management" setting should be still present under "Show more available permissions" on the right. If you don't see please let me know what's your OS and Plesk version, so I can take a further look. Thank you in advance.