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See title - I want to block via Plesk Firewall all outgoing traffic for one single port, but allow connection to a single IP. Combination with block rule for all and accept rule for the single IP didn'T work. Any ideas? Cheers Peter

Have the same issue - also interested, what this message is about...

Problem solved - for whatever reason the directory /var/run/redis has disappeared! After recreating it with the right ownership, it works again. Strange!

Hello, my hoster has recently updated the Virtuozzo container with some massive problems afterwards. First access via SSH and access to Plesk console was not working anymore, but could be solved by this article. Now Redis server is reloading each 2 minutes. I noticed this first by Logcheck...

OK - worked so far. Adopted all setting in /opt/psa/etc/modules/watchdog/rkhunter.conf.local and it works now.

Done like suggested, but still got the message, that the file /opt/psa/etc/modules/watchdog/rkhunter.conf has not the right file value. MD5 Sum is: 898cebe894a9eda0b546dca93baad8a8 /opt/psa/etc/modules/watchdog/rkhunter.conf

Hello, I have updated the rkhunter.conf file in /opt/psa/etc/modules/watchdog/ and now it complains about broken checksum. [11:52:47] Warning: Package manager verification has failed: [11:52:47] File: /opt/psa/etc/modules/watchdog/rkhunter.conf [11:52:47] The file hash value...

Thanks Igor - but again my question: Is this option in the Panel also applying the right settings within the Courier-IMAP part? Don't want to try out, find out it's not working, breaking therefore the functionality for the customers and have to rush into repairing it afterwards.

Does this mean, that by changing the certificate for the mailserver in the Plesk Panel (Tool & Settings ==> SSL/TLS Certificate ==> Certificate for securing mail) using an existing Let's Encrypt certificate is not applying those settings to Postfix and Courier-IMAP (or Dovecot if I would use...

Hello! currently my mailserver (configured to use a subdomain like mail.domainname.tld) is secured with a Comodo Multidomain Certificate. This is used for Postfix as well as for Courier-IMAP. All MX records of all domains point to this subdomain (mail.domainname.tld) and the mail clients of all...

Environment: OS‪Debian 7.11‬ProductPlesk Onyx Version 17.5.3 Update #15, last updated on July 25, 2017 06:27 AM I have used the Debian rkhunter package version 1.4.0 on another server and it works fine. On my Plesk server, I want to use the version shipped with Plesk but encounter the...

Dear all! Status Quo: Debian 7 Rootserver running Plesk 12.5 serving >10 customer domains including mail services. DNS is externally hosted, no PLESK DNS is used. I want now to migrate to a new rootserver running latest Debian version and Plesk Onyx. As this is not my first migration, I know...

Plesk version 12.5.30 Update #47 I would like to enable WebP support on my hosted Wordpress sites using the Optimus plugin. To do so, it is required to force NGINX to send the right headers. Unfortanately, the first solution described in the support document of Optimus couldn't be used due to...

Hello Lloyd, thanks - this works! Cheers Peter

Hello! I have searched for a solution, but didn't found one - so if this question has already been answered, please just direct me to the thread. 12.5.30 Update #47 running on Debian Wheezy, using NGINX with fpm-php on PHP 7.0.10 I have now updated all my customer websites to SSL using the...

Sorry - this will not help as I use a Plesk version provided by my hosting supplier (Hetzner in Germany). The form disallows me to enter a request with the license key I use in my Plesk installation and my provider is not providing support for Plesk.

No SELinux enabled!

Done it now for one domain: Afterwards, I run again the http/2 command - nothing changed, nginx.conf still missing the entry for http2 Cheers Peter

Not yet - can this harm the installation? I am careful here, especially seeing the first questions asking me to reinstall default certificates (don't want to break any certificate settings).

Hello Igor Done so and executed again the /usr/local/psa/bin/http2_pref enable command - nothing (zero) is written to /usr/local/psa/admin/logs/panel.log Cheers Peter