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I noticed you are mentioning Laravel in your path. I had the same issue when using the Website Copy feature for a Laravel application. Only the contents of the httpdocs/public folder were copied to the new location. So I had to temporarily change the hosting path for the active Laravel website...

This was the solution thanks to Plesk support through Open Provider; As a workaround, to enforce single-request queries, I added the following line in the /etc/resolv.conffile: options single-request

At first it looked like there was an improvement, but the delay is still the same with a lookup time of 5,5 seconds...

Hi, I had to use; chattr +i /etc/resolv.conf to forcefully keep this file from being edited. After removing search defaultdomain.com it appears to have solved the issue with the 5sec delay. Curiously all our Plesk servers were affected by this issue.

Also, the first line in the resolv.conf is; search defaultdomain.com Where defaultdomain.com is the default domain I set-up in Plesk so I assume this is right? This was never changed in the last 5 years. and then nameserver 8.8.8.8 the nameserver 8.8.4.4 seems to be removed after the reboot...

Hi Peter, 1.1.1.1 is Cloudflare open DNS which should be fine. However I think you didn't read my message properly because I wrote "now changed to your suggestion and a reboot, but this has not changed anything" meaning I changed the DNS to your suggestion 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 and performed a...

Hi, I checked and I am already using 1.1.1.1 now changed to your suggestion and a reboot, but this has not changed anything. Still around 5 seconds of waiting time before the pages are loaded.

I also tried these steps but does not help. https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/213940705

Also look at this, 2 different wordpress sites. One is painfully slow other is quick. However the designer who build the slow site says it is running fine in a DirectAdmin server. So must be Plesk related right? curl -s -w '\nLookup time:\t\t%{time_namelookup}\nConnect...

Issue came back, now also on the second server. Painfully slow page loads, Wordpress backend is even worse. Installing plugins is nearly impossible. Curiously though not all Wordpress sites have the same issues. Example (waiting for almost 6 seconds);

Hi, I noticed some strange lines in my updater log (best part being English like it should). Looking back these lines have been there for more than a year. What could be the cause? I think it is harmless but just wondering if it is normal on a US locale. . ===> Configuring ProFTPD server Install...

1 migrated one of the problematic sites to a different server also running the same version of Centos and Obsidian and there are no issues here...

P.s. the server CPU load is about 0.2 on a 8-core cpu, 37% physical ram and 73% physical disk usage. FYI.

I also have a Joomla website that uses a Gantry template which is suddenly very slow as well in loading pages. And if I switch to a different template it is solved..but there is a cause behind all this. The server used to be one of our fastest before 1 month ago.

When I try to reach urls using cURL from SSH I don't have any issues but Wordpress sites keep reporting connectivity issues about connecting to external servers. Currently I have spent so much time on this issue I am thinking about reinstalling the entire server. All these performance and...

Unfortunately I am still getting complaints that specific functions are not working (like communicating with external sites like booking.com plugin) and also very slow performance. Does anyone know the answers to the following to questions I wrote earlier? 1. What setting do I need to allow...

Very strange behaviour. But thank you so much for your contribution!

I do have some remaining issues for instance with WordFence plugin; One Wordpress site (that didnt have the timeouts adjusted) Rule Update Failed No rules were updated. Please verify your site can connect to the Wordfence servers. If I increase the nginx timeout to 180 seconds like...

Well, adding the IP to both incoming and outgoing appears to have solved my issue. Very happy with that of course, but won't this impact the security of the firewall and server? Also I am still puzzled as to how this issue has occured out of nowhere...

After increasing the limits to 180 sec the issue with WP Mail timeout is solved but the issue when installing updates or plugins is not resolved. They still show error'; An unexpected error occurred. Something may be wrong with WordPress.org or this server’s configuration. If you continue to...