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"The AlmaLinux OS Foundation has committed to supporting AlmaLinux OS 8.x until 2029"

Not so much an issue but it does make the output a bout a mile long when you have dozens of domains hosted. I wondered if it is finding something unusual with my server or if this is now the new normal.

I get this result now every time I run plesk repair all -n which I do each morning to check the status: plesk repair all -n Checking the Plesk database using the native database server tools .. [OK] Checking the structure of the Plesk database ........................ [OK] Checking the...

It appears they do have a path from AlmaLinux 8 to 9 now. I'll be interested to hear someone's experience with doing the upgrade path they list showing: CentOS 7 --> AlmaLinux 8 --> AlmaLinux 9

I almost hate to ask this after waiting so long for a solution, but why exactly is this migration tool not upgrading the CentOS 7 users to AlmaLinux 9? (or does it?)

LOVE this idea.

I'm glad we should have something soon. I just don't want to wait until June 29th and 11:59pm in 2024 to get started migrating. lol I'm a get it done/fixed as soon as a problem is prophesied kind of guy.

Plesk is still actively promoting using CentOS7 that will very soon be deprecated for their Google Cloud options. Can you tell me when this Plesk page will be updated with a few new Google Cloud options so we who are using those options can more easily get there...

No "solutions" worked for me but I did find a workaround solution here: https://talk.plesk.com/threads/plesk-backups-downloaded-with-tzst-file.363190/post-903032 Nice and universally compatible like the good ol' days. ;-)

Peazip will extract the .tar file, but when I try to use it to extract the website files from the "backup_user-data_22059999999.tzst" file that is clearly several Gigs it won't do it -- on any file. Always gives "Unknown error" and stops.

I am still looking for a solution to uncompress/extract these $@^**^ .tzst files on macOS 12. Anyone have a solution? I know this has been a while but I didn't have any need to get to the customer web files in a backup until now.

Yay waiting anxiously for this. I'm running Google Compute Engine CentOS7 with Plesk that was pre-setup in their marketplace as a turn-key cloud server and I really want a way to upgrade it without migrating dozens of domains. Please now give us a "turn-key" way to upgrade these servers to...

It appears the "SVG Support" plugin has been updated to avoid throwing the CLI errors now. Still, it might be a good thing if the toolkit had its own checks to make sure that couldn't happen too though. https://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-interferes-with-wordpress-cli/

I just realized the Wordpress Toolkit might just be running on the installed PHP 7 version I have: 7.4.27 All the websites are running 8.1.2

Username: TITLE Wordpress Toolkit Error when Scanning for Updates PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE Wordpress Toolkit 5.9.1-5836, PHP 8.1.2, Plesk 18.0.41, CentOS 7.9.2009, Nginx 1.20.2, Apache 2.4.6, MySQL 10.6.5-MariaDB PROBLEM DESCRIPTION Running Wordpress...

Yes I can confirm the new 18.0.38.1 update fixes the problem. I had to manually add all the aliases back that it had previously deleted, but they do stay back now. Feel sorry for anyone who had more than a few dozen removed. ;-)

After manually removing several aliases I re-added, then adding them again, I ran plesk repair db and it removes them again from the GUI. Here is the output: Also, I should mention that all my domains have DNSA settings running as slave. I use external DNS at GoDaddy.

More info: Apparently the aliases are still there and active, but renewing a Let's Encrypt certificate for a subscription excludes the aliases which are also hidden from the GUI everywhere.

Username: G J Piper TITLE Plesk 18.0.38 Update Removes All Domain Aliases PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE Plesk 18.0.38 | CentOS 7.9.2009 | Nginx 1.20.1 | Apache 2.4.6 | MySQL 10.5.12-MariaDB PROBLEM DESCRIPTION After update to 18.0.38 and running 'plesk repair'...

I like having a notification when a certificate is updated, but Plesk sends me a notice every day listing all my domains as updated even though they weren't.