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I guess some lines are in the wrong date/time order. Sometimes it happens but such situation is not expected by Plesk log browser - so looks like a bug. @Maris , could you open your log file as is (e.g. via file manager viewer) and match line order with their date/time fields?

Hello @xx1Andy1xxx , Check your my.cnf for customizations. Looks like there are some configuration params which are not valid for 10.x MariaDB.

Hello @Maris I cannot reproduce the issue at the same OS and Plesk version. Please provide more details. Is it occurred during real-time updates mode? Does the issue persist after the page reloads?

Hello @David Perez Can you apply solution from this thread: Resolved - handlers_stderr: REJECT ?

Hello @msf grg Expiration date is a limit. So just replace [placeholders] with your values: <packet> <webspace> <set> <filter> <id>[YOUR_SUBSCRIPTION_ID]</id> </filter> <values> <limits> <limit> <name>expiration</name>...

Hello @Lutuh REST API is quite new feature. It was implemented in Plesk Onyx 17.8 and works out of the box. See documentation for details About REST API

Hello @Paul Larson What version of Plesk are you using? Behavior you described is very similar with bug which was fixed in Plesk 17.8.

I've created bug for this issue with internal id: PPP-35897. We will fix it in future updates/releases. Thank you for reporting!

Looks like a bug. As workaround select "Remote Storage" or "Both server storage and FTP storage" in the section "Store in".

Hello, @xdelios DB is ok, repository column should be specified. How your Scheduled Backup Settings screen looks like? What repository option do you select?

Hi @Tobias Reinhard There is another thread for this issue: Issue - Failed to activate the ModSecurity

Everything is right here. I'll try to reproduce issue at my test server. Can you provide any additional details like is it local backup or FTP and so on?

Please, check content and permissions for scheduled backup cron job: ls /etc/cron.d/plesk-backup-manager-task cat /etc/cron.d/plesk-backup-manager-task Is it ok?

Hello @Javier P. Try "plesk db" command from your command prompt or power shell.

I've created bug for this issue with internal id: PPP-35645. We will fix it in future updates/releases. Thank you for reporting!

I've created bug for this issue with internal id: PPP-35639. We will fix it in future update/releases. Thank you for reporting!

WordPress Toolkit's and Let's Encrypt's notifications are provided via corresponding extensions and its IDs are not a number. So it is not possible to manage such notifications by CLI.

Without webmail component it is not so easy. I can suggest workaround on your own risk: remove this relation directly from database. At first let's get know your certificate id. Go to this certificate and you can see its id in the address bar. For example...

Any directory you want. Same path should be specified at the 3-rd command: rpmbuild -bb php-mysql.spec It is current directory here.

Hi @hume1991 ! This can be done at "Mail Settings" screen of your domain. Make it "Not selected", then remove as usual.