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Dear members, We're using Plesk on +- 250 servers. All those servers use the latest Plesk for Linux version and run on the CentOS 6/7/8 operating system. Today I noticed that the Nginx Proxy Server and the apache webserver does not accept the HTTP verbs PATCH PUT and DELETE: NGINX telnet...

Username: nilsringersma_nl TITLE RHEL8's default umask for sshd process (0077) causes unexpected behaviour for Plesk users with SSH access PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE CentOS Linux 8.2.2004 (Core) Plesk Obsidian V18.0.30 Update #2 PROBLEM DESCRIPTION Hi Devs...

OS ‪CentOS Linux 7.7.1908 (Core)‬ Product Plesk Obsidian 18.0.19 My wish: Turn off all Plesk notifications to admin/reseller/client through CLI utilities. Used documentation: notification: Email Notification About System Events Input 1: # plesk bin notification --update -id 12 -send2reseller...

Woops, sorry IgorG something went wrong there. I updated the OP, could you move it into 'reports' or would you like me to re-create it there?

TITLE: ProFTPd RLimitChroot triggered on relative path when using FTP account with edited root-path PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE: Plesk Onyx, 17.8.11 Update #63, CentOS7 PROBLEM DESCRIPTION: ProFTP protects creation/mutation of files inside 'lib' and 'etc' directories as...

Have you read the topic? It literally shows you how to do this in Plesk!

Yes it sure is. Just make sure to change to the correct location of PHP. It's also located in /opt/plesk/php

Awesome! This worked perfectly.

Hi Forum, Plesk: 17.8.11 System: CentOS7 With the Advisor extension it is possible to show a view of all subscriptions and their SSL status. In example, a view of domains that do not use a valid SSL certificate. I'm looking for a way to do the same thing on the command line. I want to perform...

While Plesk investigates I wrote a small Ansible playbook that 'fixes' the issue. Don't know if you're using Ansible, but here's the bash script ;). sed -i.bak 's/993/143/g' /usr/share/psa-roundcube/config/defaults.inc.php sed -i.bak 's/465/587/g'...

Also, the default port is set to 993, which should be set to 143 when 'localhost' is being used.

Confirming this issue on 17_8_11, default config was changed on update.

it gives me "https://HOSTNAME:8443/server/notification_text.php?notification_id=ext-letsencrypt-notification-certificateAutoRenewalSucceed&note_id=ext-letsencrypt-notification-certificateAutoRenewalSucceed". Using that string instead of the ID is not possible through CLI. Ah, that makes sense...

Hi all, System: CentOS7 Plesk 17.8.11 #1 Context: With this KB article we are able to disable ( or enable ) admin email notifications using the CLI. However the ID's for the notifications for WordPress APS updates and Let's Encrypt renewal are not shown in the article. I've tried inspecting...

Awesome, works like a charm. Thanks!

Hello Forum! Would anyone happen to know a way to check if Plesk's scheduled backups ( as described here ) are enabled via the CLI? I can't find a way to do this in the CLI documentation. If it's possible via the CLI or maybe with a bash script it'll save me a lot of time. I can then run it...

Dear users, After running into some problems with installing Newrelic on Pleks Onyx operating on CentOS7 we've ran into some problems. We solved the problems with this thread. I've decided to share them with you, maybe helping someone in the future. Problem: After installing the...

Rob, Thanks for your reply! I did not know Plesk uses PHP's mail(). Brilliant, works like a charm! Enjoy you weekend ;)

Dear all, I have a question about setting the return path ( envelope from ) for Plesk notification emails. I tried the documentation and KB but did not find any results. Please assist. Context: Plesk sends emails, i.e. when a backup task fails or completes with errors. Those emails are sent to...

Since I was struggling a bit with installing FFMPEG php extension in Plesk using CentOS7, I wrote a quick how-to. Maybe it will help some other users. 1. Make sure EPEL is enabled 2. Enable RPM Fusion # yum localinstall --nogpgcheck...