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Hi there, I am just migrating my plesk server to another plesk server (other os). As I used the sa-learn utility multiple times for learning spam and my customers always marked mails as spam to train spamassassin, I want to migrate the spamassassins database to the new server too. How can I do that?

Hi, I just validated your ptr, you don't have one set. [fabian@fhw ~]$ dig PTR 102.219.176.3 +short [fabian@fhw ~]$ When have you created the ptr record? It can take up to 2 days until it is known in all nameservers. So, you are also blacklisted from the SORBS DNSBL. You should contact your...

Doing a start/restart should be enough. systemctl restart mariadb

Yeah, I just forgot you are using Debian. You could try creating the sock file manually: mkdir /var/run/mysqld touch /var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock chown -R mysql:mysql /var/run/mysqld

Okay, so please show the output of the following commands: journalctl -xe -u mariadb Here are the last 20 lines enough. And please execute cat /etc/my.cnf Please make sure to copy all texts, as your command output above is cut on the right side.

Have you upgraded to mariadb 10.1 from a earlier mysql version before?

Hi, please show the output of the following commands: mysql -V and systemctl status mariadb and systemctl status mysql

Could you please try the solution given there: https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360019821713-Uploading-large-files-over-PHP-to-website-on-Plesk-for-Linux-server-fails-upstream-prematurely-closed-connection-while-reading-response-header-from-upstream

Please try to increase the timeouts for nginx and test again: proxy_connect_timeout 180s; proxy_send_timeout 180s; proxy_read_timeout 180s; fastcgi_send_timeout 180s; fastcgi_read_timeout 180s;

Have you tried with PHP-FPM instead of PHP-FastCGI?

Please type mailq in your terminal - there will be the reason for the long duration. You can paste the output here if you want, but don't forget to censor the ip addresses and mail addresses.

As far as I know, there's no plesk-side solution for that. You have to wait until the certificate is invalid, then you won't receive any notifications about that from letsencrypt.

Alright, seems like my first assumption was correct. Using the cli plesk installer, apache cannot be removed without removing plesk itself. Also, this shows up while trying to remove apapche with GUI. This would remove the following components on my test environment: Watchdog system monitoring...

I just informed, as I see it, plesk itself uses nginx since version 12.5. I assume, you can remove apache. Maybe, you have to do a plesk install after. But if you want to be sure, you should create a test environment and try that there. EDIT: Wait a second, I will try that...

As far as I know, Plesk is using apache for its own environment.

Yeah, your settings means that a maximum of 10 log files are stored, each with a maximum file size of 10240 KB. All older log files are deleted and you cannot get them back.

Are there any updates on that?

You checked it within the domain's log rotation settings. Please check the system wide log rotation in Tools & Settings -> system settings. There, a time period can be defined.

Hi! You can permit the usage of many settings with modifying their usage in the service-plans. Please note, not all permissions are modificable, also some are just for customers and not for resellers.

Hi, do you have log rotation enabled in Server-Settings? There you can find the time logs are kept on disk.