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:( We will check it. I'll keep you updated.

Debian 8 kernel does not support CPU limit ('cfs bandwidth') You may activate RAM limitation via specifying boot parameter: cgroup_enable=memory

"System Resource Usage Limits" is Plesk feature which uses Linux cgroups system to limit CPU/RAM/DiskIO usage. cgroups is about limits but is not about isolation (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cgroups)

CentOS/RedHat/CloudLinux 7, Debian 8, Ubuntu 14.04 (only x64) – Plesk Docker integration supports only OSes which match recommended requirements according the Docker documentation. You may only attach remote Docker service to your Plesk server which based on CentOS 6.

hi! https://docs.plesk.com/en-US/12.5/administrator-guide/mail/configuring-serverwide-mail-settings.59430/ has been updated. The root cause of the issue is a change in the CDL behavior. They started blacklisting IP addresses that are used in HELO greetings of multiple domains if the HELO...

* Check mpm module on Tools & Settings -> Apache web server. 'Event' should be chosen. * Check if any FPM handler enabled on Tools & Settings -> PHP settings

Does your product have any debug mode? Are there any PHP errors in log files? Did you check if php session works?

Yes, as danami already notes: Plesk's PHP builds support FPM on OS with Apache 2.4 on board.

The solution is use FPM instead of FastCGI handler type to get opcache benefits out of the box.

Curtis1, We don't have SVG/PDF files with details. If you need details you may use MySQL Workbench.

Russmac, if you want completely disable mail in Plesk then you need remove corresponding components (Postfix, Docvecot/Courier) through Plesk autoinstaller. Then install postfix using system package manager. In this case Plesk won't be interact with postfix and their configuration files.

Multiple PHP for CloudLinux 6 and 7 available only for Plesk 12.5

Root cause: WebAdmin license does not allow to work with clients. So you need to move your subscription under admin account. You can do it using following call in command line: plesk bin subscription --change-owner <subscription_name> -owner admin

I hope we will fix this issue before next your ssl certificate update :)

did you try run /usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/httpdmng --reconfigure-server ?

Workaround is run /usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/httpdmng --reconfigure-server [root@a10-52-63-182 ~]# nginx -t nginx: [emerg] BIO_new_file("/usr/local/psa/var/certificates/certMGRvdvP") failed (SSL: error:02001002:system library:fopen:No such file or...

Hello, It was done by security reasons. Could you provide more details about problems caused by the lack of `db_owner` role?

Plesk 12.0 ships with own fail2ban component. Fail2ban 0.9 is not supported due its beta status.

1) 'chown' - it's command which change file owner user and group. It should be apache user and apache group in your case. 2) You can set php mode in subscription settings (scripting screen) 3) UFHH01 rightly said: You can use skeleton to provide default files for newly created domain.

Please try this solution