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You guys rock. Thank you @Alberto Pizzarelli, @Peter Debik, and @UFHH01.

Hey UFHH01, Yes, I tried to change the way the Plesk reads and access the log file but only using the Plesk GUI at home -> service plans -> hosting plans -> logs and statistics. That didn't do anything though. I'll try what you suggest and let everyone know. Keep in mind the log file grew...

Thank you everyone for the help and great information. I did notice as @Peter Debik stated and did make sure the permissions are set correctly as @Alberto Pizzarelli suggested. I double checked permissions and they are set as other plesk domain accounts as @UFHH01 suggests. I'm worried that...

Confirmed. I have nginx installed but for this particular instance or service plan, it's not running php with nginx. I'm running PHP 5.6.27.

Hi Alberto, It's current running with FPM application served by Apache. What we ended up doing to resolve the issue is letting Plesk run permissions checks and fixes on the WordPress installation then disabling any caching plugins within WordPress. We were able to turn open_basedir...

Hey everyone. Today a client moved one of their WordPress sites over to my server and in doing so introduced a problem that caused /var/www/vhosts/domain_name_here.com/logs/error_log file to increase in size rapidly until it exhausted the entire hard drive space. It was returning a known error...