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its not a solution but since i cant find the solution i tried to follow your advice. in the updates section there is no drweb. if i do a search for drweb the only thing it finds is :"warden antispam" bit thats not installed. any other ideas?

After reboot the webserver stops working after some time with: 502 Bad Gateway drweb (never installed it but possibly a plesk default package?) seems to consume insane amounts of memory so i believe that's the culprit. after searching around I found a couple of threads that suggest to put...

i fear that will not work because the plesk instalation thinks it is already updated to the new version. the installation does not detect the out of memory problems and not executed preinit scripts and all that stuff.

yep, 40gb, 2gb mem centos 7

today i ran the upgrade to onyx but it failed. the log file show stuff like: Running Transaction Check Error in PREIN scriptlet in rpm package psa-mod_proxy-2.4.6-centos7.16102516.x86_64 Non-fatal POSTIN scriptlet failure in rpm package...

..... Patching file (643 of 644) /usr/local/psa/admin/plib/api-rpc/AgentDomain.php Patching file (644 of 644) /usr/local/psa/admin/plib/api-rpc/AgentSubDomain.php All patches were applied. Trying to start service mariadb... active done Trying to establish test connection... connected done...

im using automated updates and that always worked well. however a couple of days ago i got an emai from autoinstaller: Plesk update failed ------------ Attention, The update of Plesk has failed. You can download Plesk Installer logs at the following link...

reporting back, had selinux in permissive mode for over a month now and more than 60 different issues came up, some that would need custom policies to be generated but to my surprise also really trivial things that just can be fixed with setting a a boolean like httpd_can_network_connect. this...

thank you for your response. by the way, i am well aware how selinux works, thats not what i was talking about. thing is that i was rather shocked to find out that plesk had disabled it. still in 2016 a lot of linux tutorials and howto's start by advising to disable selinux because those...

unfortunately this is not true for plesk 12.5 on centos 7. running sestatus will reveal the horrible truth: # sestatus SELinux status: disabled :(

you are right, i assumed firewalld was a seperate frontend to netfilter.. but it seems firewalld still uses iptables. apparently openvpn port is open according to iptables but when doing nmap it comes up as closed. it used to work so i wonder what changed.. and if it had to do anything wth...

to be clear, the "Plesk > Tools & Settings > Firewall" option does not exist in my version ( psa v12.5.30_build1205150826.19 os_CentOS 7 )

I could swear i was using the default centos7 firewall: firewalld as firewall for my server but after i could not login to openvpn anymore i noticed that port for openvpn was closed... but when checking firewalld config it should be open. after digging around i noticed that iptables package was...

ok.. no answers at all.. i guess because nobody uses the plesk version and everyone installs the default openvpn version? maybe that explains why the config file is gone in plesk 12.x and openvpn was scheduled to be removed all together?

I enabled the vpn option and connection works. however, i would like to enable forwarding in the openvpn config file but it seems to be missing. in plek 10 and 11 is supposedly existed in this location accoding to the KB: /usr/local/psa/var/modules/vpn/openvpn.conf in 12 its gone... is this...