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Try to reinstall mysql client with yum reinstall mysql-client But is strange that you have it in /usr/lib/mysql/ try if you did not tried already ldconfig reload.

and this libmysqlclient.so.16 exist on your server? Check this also: https://talk.plesk.com/threads/mailmng-server-failed-fatal-error.336023/page-2#post-791920

I would suggest https://kb.plesk.com/en/120923 but I see on other thread you have already tried. Still, cat /etc/ld.so.conf.d/mysqlclient.conf or cat /etc/ld.so.conf.d/mariadb-x86_64.conf what is the result?

What kind of problems generate the new MySQL?

In your test script you are not using SMTP, in this case you can see errors in maillog and error_log. If you are using SMTP in other script then you need to get back an error. It is hard to know like this what you are doing, or also to tell to you where is the error. Eventually contact me on...

Then this means that you are using an external service. If you do not get back errors in Drupal, then I do not see how you can debug it. You should get back the server response, which should be in some Drupal logs and you must see there the issue. PLESK/Server does not have anything to do with...

If you have tried the SMTP mailer, then probably you are using your external services. Then it is not connected anymore to your server. What are the settings used for SMTP? Server, port, etc (do not copy the password or replace also the domain.)

I do not use Drupal, but with a simple search I think you can find the answer. For ex: http://www.symphonythemes.com/drupal-blog/configure-drupal-smtp-gmail About error_log, you can check your domain error_log and server maillog, somewhere need to be a clue about why emails are not sending out.

Try to send out with SMTP the emails. Anyway, check 2 things. - in Server-Wide Mail Settings check if you allow to send out with sendmail email, like: Allow users and scripts to use Sendmail - Email services are active for the domain. Always check the error_logs to see what can be the reason.

Did you tried if you ping another domain, like Google, you get response?

Between subdomains yes, but I recommend do it one by one. As I know there is also a tool in PLESK which will do this automatically for all domains, but I never used. Someone can confirm if plesk repair web will do this? (I think yes)

In php-fpm mode you just need to fix folder rights and will work ok. 755 for folders and 644 for files. cd /var/www/vhosts/yourdomain.com/httpdocs/ then find ./ -type d -exec chmod 0755 '{}' \; find ./ -type f -exec chmod 0644 '{}' \;

Operating systems does nothing to have with some packages. Of course they support ASP like you requested, but need to be installed as a separate package. But as far as I know, PLESK does not have now native support for ASP. I know it was in the future but not anymore. Still of course can be...

If you modify the configuration manually you risk that every tie PLESk will be updated, you will need to redo again.

Then you can do a regular alias as domain2.com, domain3.com and add subdomains like mywebmail.domain2.com, gmailwebmail.domain3.com, but as I know, even if you add webmail.domain2.com will not create a folder and allow you to do a subdomain for it. So you will need to invent a subdomain name...

Can you describe the reason of what you want to achieve to offer the best solution? I ask this because webmail usually require to goes to Horde or other software, is not just an alias.

actually you should check where you are using a lot of space and you can delete safely. log files, dump files from plesk, extra backups things like this.

If your domain are running on FastCGI or php-fpm then each files written with apache will be 644 and ftpuser marked. Hope this help.

I think you have running out of space. Check if you have space left on server, if not, need to clean up some files.

You can add SSH access to any domain owners, if you go to domain and choose Web Hosting Access and there you can add any type you like. In Plesk environment there is no more www.data user as I know, all is domain owner user or root.