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I'm having this same issue on at least of my plesk VPS's, and I haven't found a straightforward solution yet. I've found this thread which appears to have a fix but it requires totally uninstalling and reinstalling fail2ban, but it'd appear there's possible additional issues with doing so and...

I'm having the exact same problem as the OP, TarasS, and RyanBr using Plesk 11.5 on CentOS 6.5 . Oddly enough, I was able to get a new PHP install to work fine on a Plesk 12/CentOS 6.5 system, but the exact steps don't work for Plesk 11.5 . I've read every post and supposed solution I can...

Any updates to this thread? I followed those same instructions and, although it took hours to gather all the right dependencies, I was able to install 2 additional versions of PHP on a Centos 6.5/Plesk 12 system and they worked great. However, when I followed my same, meticulous instructions of...

I'm not sure what that's supposed to accomplish, and I didn't change any of that to begin with. The people I rent the server from say that the new version of Plesk requires Parallels to login to Plesk to do the license update, not the other way around anymore.

After hours of research and testing, I was finally able to lockout the main Plesk (11) admin login page with an additional htaccess login/password combo as I've done using easier methods on older Plesk servers. This is so important since there's so much hacking going on. After all, what hacker...