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    Issue Opcache keeps restarting itself

    Hi, Problem: Opcache keeps restarting itself every 30 seconds or so. My configuration: Plesk 12.5 php 7.0.14 Apache / Fast CGI Default settings for opcache, except the memory moved to 128 MB. opcache.memory_consumption=128 There is NO memory wasted I never reach max memory. When opcache...
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    http2 not working

    Hi, I cannot get http2 to work. I have enabled nginx and http2 on my server. When I go to: https://tools.keycdn.com/http2-test I see that http2 is enabled. My site is https with A+ rating. Then I try to activate http2 by adding, amongst other things to my nginx directives in plesk 12.5...
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    Plesk Nginx Browser caching on port 3100?

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