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On Plesk for Linux mod_status is disabled on upgrades to improve Apache security. This is a one-time operation that occurs during an upgrade. You can manually enable mod_status later if needed.
I had forgotten about SELINUX. So it seems to be blocked. If I Permissive or disable, fail2ban works.
I mechanically set SELINUX according to the official manual.
The following is directed by it
semanage fcontext -a -t httpd_sys_rw_content_t '/var/www/html/nextcloud/data(/.*)?'
This specifies...
I'm using Nextcloud and want to set its logfile to fail2ban's logpath. But when I specify the Nextcloud log(/var/www/vhosts/MYACCOUT/nextcloud/data/nextcloud.log), fail2ban gets failed.
It seems that fail2ban can only be specified in /var/log or some other area. For example, I can't specify...
I click the "add jail" button. The progress will then go to the configuration page. On the top row there is a "name" field and the "Filter" I am describing is on the second row. This filter list includes "apache-auth -Apache authentication failure" and so on.
There the filters I have added...
I don't use Plesk, just add it to jail.local on the command line and filter is specified.
Does that mean I can't specify the filter in the Plesk UI?
When I do the add to jail.local in Plesk, it is "Tool>fail2ban>jail tab>Add jail" right?
I manually create a jail in jail.local on the command...
I want to specify the following filter in Plesk fail2ban. Even though I create it in filter management, when I create a new jail it does not appear in the menu as an option in the list of filters. I'm able to create the filter itself, but cannot specify it in new jail.
How can I specify the...
I performed a backup to another FTP server. In this case I had to use "Multi-volume backup". When I completed the backup in the backup manager, two files were created on the FTP server. They are "backup_221205123.tar" and "backup_221205123.tar 1". When I unzip them, the unzip tool warns me that...
I recently learned that Plesk has introduced brotli. And it is automatically enabled.
I primarily run Nextcloud on nginx and it has been using gzip. I am not sure which is superior in Nextcloud, do I need to explicitly disable either? I disable brotli if I use gzip, and gzip if I use brotli.
I added Refferer-Policy, X headers, etc. to the additional headers at the top and left the Nginx additional directive field blank.
However, the Referrer-Policy and X headers are still duplicated. If additional headers are also left blank, those headers are completely eliminated.
Is this an event...
Does "the additional header" at the top refer to the sixth item from the top in the Apache Common Settings section? I had assumed that it was Apache-only there. So I did not fill anything out there.
For example, do I not need the following settings?
location ~ \.php(?:$|/) {
include...
I made up my mind and stopped the site to verify. I was able to verify that the headers are not set when I go to pure/initial nginx configuration.
However, when written as nginx, which is guided by the software provider, it seems to call the headers from somewhere. (The X header items are then...
I don't think so, as I don't use WordPress.
I checked all the nginx ".conf" files in the server again.
I still could not find the description of the X header there.
- /etc/nginx/conf.d
- /etc/nginx/plesk.conf.d
- /var/www/vhosts/MYDOMAIN/system/DOMAIN & SUBDOMAIN
There is one thing that...
I had forgotten what I used to write here. I have created a new topic. I'm able to run the software by writing directly in nginx.conf.
I wish there was a way to do it within Plesk instead of directly in nginx.
I operate Nextcloud(It is not a Plesk application) and I'm currently rechecking my configuration.
I have specified "fastcgi_pass php-handler;" in nginx additional directives. Then I create nc.conf in /etc/nginx/conf.d and write upstrem in it.
Is this approach correct? Is there a more Plesk-like...
I have not set the following items, yet when I check the security verification site, it appears they are already set.
Are they specified by Plesk? Where are they located?
add_header Referrer-Policy "XXX" always;
add_header X-Content-Type-Options "XXX" always;
add_header X-Frame-Options "XXX"...
I'm running an online storage management application called Nextcloud. And I am also running ClamAV. In Nextcloud, when ClamAV (via the Nextcloud application) detects a file, it outputs a large number of "no file" errors. I have been trying to find the cause in several places but have not been...
In other words, "dgri-rpm-repo" is confirmed to be Datagrid. It is usually installed by Plesk Security Advisor.
But I have never installed it. Before I knew it, "dgri-rpm-repo" was generated. If I remove this repository, will it be a problem for Plesk to work?