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I've resolved the problem: An outdated monit script for mysql was looking for a file /etc/init.d/mysql Just remove that test from the monit mysql config and all is well.

I thought oh good, updated panel.ini and opened ssh and repair as instructed, and started the upgrade. It went through OK, but now I have this situation: I manually start MariaDB, works fine. About a good two minutes later it gets shut down from outside - cause unknown. Here are the journal log...

Username: TITLE Fail2Ban Jail 'plesk-modsecurity' started - but ModSecurity not installed PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE Debian 11.6, Plesk Obsidian 18.0.51, 64bit PROBLEM DESCRIPTION I was just monitoring the fail2ban log for other reasons, and I noticed an...

Well now I have solved it: When the Apache package is reinstalled by the installer, some modules which are needed are not selected. I expect it was the fcgid module. My beef is: Howcome I install both packages and repair the mail setup, but nevertheless an Apache module required for webmail is...

It's a new server I'm installing, Debian 10, a Plesk image was already installed. When selecting packages in the installer I saw that one can remove the Apache package, and since I use only Nginx I did. But then webmail was also automatically removed, so I reinstalled both Apache packages. But...

I found that bind was installed on the two servers which could not update. In Plesk the option was deselected, but the packages were installed nevertheless. I deleted the packages and then the update worked. Perhaps Plesk could check if bind9 and bind9utils are installed and work round the...

Thanks @yborzykina , here we go: # deb http://asi-fs-d.contabo.net/debian buster main deb...

Has happened already at 2 servers. In general I don't install Bind, don't need it. Plesk Updates have always worked fine. Now suddenly they don't, same at both servers. From the Updater log: Reading state information... bind9 is already the newest version (1:9.11.5.P4+dfsg-5.1+deb10u6). That's...

@john0001 No I haven't modified anything like that at the Plesk installation, and you are right, cache control is as you noted. Looking at the network traffic for the page I found it may be "my bad" - uBlock Origin was blocking something, and also cookies were blocked. So I expect it was one of...

OK, now I think I found the solution: It's a browser caching problem - if you reload the page (Strg-F5) then the expected checkboxes appear. @IgorG Could you please get devs to look at the caching instructions on the pages showing PHP modules?

Thanks @hschramm you are right ofcourse. I'm well familiar with logrotate, don't know why I didn't think of it in this context. And yes, there are the 'daily' lines for each Plesk PHP installed. But I don't like trying to simply edit those files, as they belong to their respective Plesk...

Plesk 18.0.36 changed the rotation of Plesk PHP-FPM error logs to daily - I assume from weekly? I want to go (back) to weekly: I have scripts run by cron which monitor the size of those files and the threshold for complaint is based on a weekly amount of errors. And it's not a high threshold -...

Hi @IgorG , many thanks as ever for taking a look at this. Even though it's not what I was hoping to hear - I wanted a fix, not to hear that it works for you ;) Still the question remains: Did you also look in Plesk GUI, if APCu was being listed in the PHP 7.4 settings (Modules)? One thing...

Hi John, thanks for your question: No, the new modules are not loaded. That much I'm certain about. To elaborate on my last comment: On a second server I saved unchanged settings and the new modules still did not appear. Then I called "php_handler --reread" again, and again saved changed...

Just noticed that after one save of PHP settings, they appear...

Username: TimReeves TITLE php_handler --reread fails to find new modules PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE Plesk Obsidian 18.0.34 Update #2, Debian 10 64 bit vServer PROBLEM DESCRIPTION For years I've been compiling and adding modules to Plesk PHP versions - for...

Hey thanks @IgorG , that is truly good news! Is there any way to see these issues like "PPPM-12817" (and their progress / patch-release) on the public internet? Or do I need to keep inspecting all the release notes? Also, do you have any knowledge or "gut feeling" about the priority of said...

Nginx can be preferred for high traffic websites where the gain in speed and smaller footprint on resources outweighs the "pain" of getting its static configuration right yourself, rather than having the .htaccess files (e.g. deposited by WordPress and plugins) to do it for you. Yes, really big...

Sorry, I forget two other comments yesterday: 1) When proxy mode is off, i.e. Apache is "turned off completely", even then, the full Apache config for the domain is generated. But Apache can never be reached in this case, so the configuration, which will cause Apache processes, is just a...

Username: TimReeves TITLE Nginx-only php location does not work for WordPress permalinks PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE Plesk WebAdmin, 18.0.33, Debian 9, PHP-FPM PROBLEM DESCRIPTION I'm using nginx with no proxy mode ("Turn off to stop using Apache") - but the...