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Today I noticed that our Plesk instance is suffering from this problem. In my case it says There are no products for your operating system ( 'Ubuntu' 'Linux' '16.04' 'x86_64' ) available from the selected source. That article then directs me to this one on how to install updates for Plesk...

Thx, I suspected as much.

Due to an issue with PHP-FPM and ownCloud (see here) we need to disable HTTP/2 (at least for now). I know this can be done by executing plesk bin http2_pref disable But is it also possible to disable HTTP/2 for just one domain?

Great, thx :). Could not find that KB article during my research... Is there any way to test the settings?

I am running a Server with Plesk Onyx web admin edition. In various places I have configured email notifications (e.g. when a backup is finished or an error occurs etc.). However, no email ever arrives - presumably because the server does not have a suitable SMTP server configured. Now my...

I found it. It's under /etc/apache2/mods-available/ssl.conf The article you linked does not mention the location of the global SSL config for Apache. However, it does mention that the config files (under Debian etc.) are somewhere inside /etc/apache2

This article says: But it doesn't say where to find the configuration file (since the article applies to both Linux and Windows, I presume). Where do I find the config file for Apache under Linux?

Your browser? Are you talking about the webmail interface? The certificate you changed is just for the mail server itself, not the web server under which the webinterface is running.

This is really annoying, is there really no way to solve this or some kind of best-practise instruction?

But that's the point - the httpdocs folders do have foo:psaserv, but Apache will refuse to access any assets which have foo:psacln, without read access for "everyone" on those files.

Let's say I have a subscription with the following hosting parameters: PHP via FastCGI System user: foo FTP Access enabled for system user (SSH access: /bin/bash) Now, everytime I upload a file via FTP to that subscription, using the system user account foo, the owner:group information of that...

Found this article and thought this could be the problem: http://www.thesupportsystem.co.uk/2010/03/29/you-may-have-exceeded-the-maximum-number-of-connections-to-this-server-linux/ And it seems to have fixed it. I increased MAXPERIP to 40 and MAXDAEMONS to 80 and now Thunderbird is always...

Solved: Problems with Mail Server (IMAP) (Plesk 11.5.30#31) I have some odd problems with the IMAP Mail Server when using Thunderbird. The Inbox of each mail account can (usually) load without any problems. However, when I try to open one of the Subfolders, e.g. Sent, Drafts, etc., Thunderbird...

I have tried to use the option to store scheduled backups in a remote FTP repository. This is scheduled to run every month... and every month it is killing the server. The Backup itself runs fine. The archive is created and then uploaded to the remote FTP repository. This takes a long time...

I get what you mean. And in this case, even a rooted shell is not sufficient, since it doesn't provide access to the php executable. No, it's perfectly possible to trigger it with wget or whatever instead. I just prefer it the other way, for no particular reason in this case. Yeah, I don't...

Ok, now I get it, I think. Under Home > Subscriptions > domain > Websites & Domains > FTP Access the system user must have access to an appropriate shell. i.e. Forbidden, chrooted and /bin/rbash won't work, as those shells have no access to /usr/bin/php (not sure about /bin/bash and /bin/dash)...

Good point, but no luck with that. According towhich phpthe path is /usr/bin/php. However, when using that command in the scheduler, I just get:-: /usr/bin/php: No such file or directory

Well, FTPES is always the same port, i.e. with an explicit FTP connection over TLS, the connection port will always be the same as the regular FTP port, since there is no technical difference, only the connection method. However, could it be that the Plesk Panel is always trying to make an...

Under a particular domain, I had created the following scheduled task:php -f /var/www/vhosts/somedomain/httpdocs/foo.phpThis worked fine, up until exactly 2013-10-29 11:22 UTC+1. Then I constantly got the following error:Could not open input file: /var/www/vhosts/somedomain/httpdocs/foo.phpBack...

Connection on that port in general works (also the passive ports). The port for FTP and FTPS is simply the same. As I mentioned, the regular FTP connection works fine, only FTPS fails.