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How to restore cPanel backup in Plesk? How to migrate from cPanel to Plesk using Plesk Migrator?

Plesk updated to 58 today on it's own. I noticed that OVH sets it's North American VPS servers with /etc/resolv.conf pointing at their dns server in France. Editing the file and making the first nameserver 8.8.8.8 or 1.1.1.1 (for example) has done three things. Plesk is updating again...

4 days later and 56 is still the current version. Weird... Update: Saturday and still on 56. Last yum update I did had this error before the update: Not using downloaded PLESK_17_8_11-extras/repomd.xml because it is older than what we have: Current : Thu Jun 13 07:20:30 2019...

Plesk pushed update 58 last night, so we'll see if the server grabs the update tonight.

Seeing something like this as well... My Plesk server downgraded itself from 17.8.11 #57 to 56 last night. Hmmm.... CentOS 7.6.1810 machine.

Log in as root or a user and sudo root yum update (server will list updates and show you the replacement kernel) Y (yes to update) When the update is done type: reboot The terminal will log out out of the server and reboot the server. Be sure to have a backup before your update in case of...

Oh such pretty logs now. Thank you Plesk! I am honored to mark this thread as RESOLVED!

I know!!! I can't wait for the update to come through overnight... I can finally stop wearing my 3-D glasses to read the logs. :)

@learning_curve I always enjoy, follow and learn from your posts, but based on the way the changelog is posted, eg. Jan 15, 2019, the version of Plesk is first posted, then Linux and Windows updates for that version followed by the older versions of Plesk and their respective Linux and Windows...

Your MX record is mail.nester.cz but your reverse is alfa.nester.cz which is shown in the above email header. Run your headers through Newsletters spam test by mail-tester.com and the Threat Intelligence Platform - Protection Tools, Services, API's for detailed info about your email headers...

The changelog for January 29th shows for Plesk update Plesk Onyx 17.8.11 Update 38 which was updated. However, the server is still displaying the previous NGINX and OpenSSL versions. Plesk update manager shows there is no updates and SSH into the server shows no updates. So how to we get...

Seems you've got errors with your MX and Dmarc settings Also looking at your DNS entries Your MX record looks different than your email header. Check your full records here > Threat Intelligence Platform – Website Analysis of nester.cz Check your site again using MX Lookup Tool - Check...

For Google to accept your email (I also use OVH cloud servers), you also need to pass DKIM and DMARC besides SPF which looks good. Once you pass all 3, send an email to your Gmail address and send a copy of the headers that include all 3 (SPF, DKIM and DMARC) to Report a problem with a message...

Looks like this bug has been reported on bugs.centos > 0015272: httpd 2.4.6 error: AH01068: Got bogus version - CentOS Bug Tracker and was referred to Red Hat for a fix > 1416860 – httpd logs 'bogus version' followed by 'error dispatching request' Either we'll get a bugfix soon (reported as...

Looks like PrestaShop doesn't currently support php 7.2 or 7.3 Unable to install Prestashop using PHP 7.2: The 'mcrypt' extension was not found

Recently had a similar issue with PHP-FPM and odd 503 errors as you describe it. This worked for me: Websites hosted in Plesk and served by PHP-FPM are unavailable or load slow: "server reached max_children setting" or "Bad file descriptor (9)"

Previously the double entries would stop after Plesk checked for updates around 3am, and resume at some point in the evening. Now the double entries are all day, every day. Something changed...

And the double log entries have returned... So frustrating. Still not resolved > Domain log entries are duplicated in Plesk

htop should show you what you need to see.