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Hi, it should be /etc/httpd/conf/ssl.crt/server.crt on the Virtuozzo node. But you can look at /etc/opt/pva/pp/plugins/httpd/include.ssl.conf for the exact location. Regards Kristian

Hi Arshad, this certificate is not manageable from within a CT/VPS. The certificate is from VZPP and has to be replaced manually by the admin of the node. Regards Kristian

@trialotto I have just edited /etc/asl/config and set: REPUTATION_REPORT="no" Now there is no more Error code 127. So that seems to fix it, as it skips the part in the cron that is returning the error :) Regards, Kristian

Hi Xantiva, I do not think this is related to this (aum) issue. DrWeb ist a totally different component of Plesk. Please open a new Thread for this issue and check your maillogs for further investigation. Regards, Kristian

Hi again, just for the notes. Prior to last nights update of "aum" by Plesk, there was no cronjob for aum. As the cronjob refers to files that are not there, it gives the mentioned errors. I guess this should and will be fixed by "Atomic Corp". The interesting thing is that even with the...

DO NOT APPLY THIS FIX. See this post: Suddenly getting ASL errors today Hi, to fix "return code 127" you have to do the following: # cp -a /var/asl/bin/asl_cli_c /var/asl/bin/asl_cli_c.backup # ln -s /var/asl/bin/asl_cli_c /var/asl/bin/asl Now edit /var/asl/bin/asl_cli_c and change the...

Hi, we can also provide you with Professional Plesk services. If your request is still valid, please do contact me by PM. Regards, Kristian

Hi, works for me now. Not sure if my previous post fixed it or you did? :) Regards Kristian

Hi, I was able to fix this issue by running "plesk sbin autoinstaller" and installing all updates. Prior to that I was trying to just update the OS with "yum update" Regards, Kristian

Hi Igor, looking at the mirror, the file requested is indeed not there: --- snip --- $ rsync rsync.autoinstall.plesk.com::autoinstall/PHP_5.5/dist-rpm-CentOS-6-x86_64/repodata/ drwxrwxr-x 4,096 2016/06/30 09:07:51 . -rw-rw-r-- 6,682 2016/07/04 07:32:53...

Hi Igor, so you can reach the following URL and it does not produce a 404? http://autoinstall.plesk.com/PHP_5.5/dist-rpm-CentOS-6-x86_64/repodata/e3f39b81186e54a198e83ea07ae678e64dc68cf1caab451a68a3e746125de764-primary.sqlite.bz2 Regards Kristian

Hi Igor, this seems to be an issue with the mirror? Here is the output: --- snip --- # host autoinstall.plesk.com autoinstall.plesk.com is an alias for ec.geo.odin.net. ec.geo.odin.net is an alias for wpc.051C.thetacdn.net. wpc.051C.thetacdn.net is an alias for gp1.wpc.v2cdn.net...

Hi Igor, This does not fix the issue. Regards, Kristian

Hi, we have the same issue with PHP 5.5: --- snip --- plesk-php-5.5 | 2.9 kB 00:00 http://autoinstall.plesk.com/PHP_5.5/dist-rpm-CentOS-6-x86_64/repodata/e3f39b81186e54a198e83ea07ae678e64dc68cf1caab451a68a3e746125de764-primary.sqlite.bz2: [Errno 14] PYCURL ERROR 22 - "The requested URL...

Hi, is it only affecting Ubuntu 14.04? If so, I'll try and reproduce the issue and submit a ticket. I still have some left :-P Regards, Kristian

Hi, but not keeping your system up to date is also no option. We have quite some CentOS 7 + PSA Containers and they have never had an issue with an "yum update". I do agree that it is essential to have a backup. But you always need a backup, no matter what you do or don't do. Even if you...

Hi, would it be possible to share this fix publicly, or at least mention a BUG number so others can retrieve this fix easier from support? Thanks Kristian

Hi, could you please check that the network incl. all your IPs are up when restarting? I just think your network takes to long to be ready. Maybe add an extra sleep 60 before the restart in rc.local? I know this is only a dirty workaround. But I do not think this is Plesk related in any way...

Hi Paul, is it possible that the network interfaces are not all up when named tries to start? It might not be able to bind to all the IPs you have if they are not up yet. Maybe you could try adding "/etc/init.d/named restart" to the following file: /etc/rc.local (before the "exit 0"). This...

Hi, I do understand your point. However from what I can see your old server had mod_mem_cache installed and your new one did not. So Plesk can not activate a module that is not installed. A good reason to stick with Plesk? It works if you know what you are doing :) Is there any other working...