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Yes, that does seem logical. I will do that! Thanks for your feedback!

I would think so, but when I batch upload files to my Xenforo 2.2 forum, it will stop at 50 and state that is the maximum files that can be uploaded at once. I went through every setting in Xenforo, and turned up nothing. I also checked all Plesk and server settings. Again, nothing. The...

I just realized I'm using Obsidian 18.0.49. Does that make a difference? My bad!

In phpinfo it shows "max_file_uploads = 100". I swear seeing some obscure setting relating to file uploads info in a server config file, but can't remember! :(

I run PHP as a dedicated FPM application served by nginx and have Apache turned off (not sure if that makes a difference). And this in the PHP "Additional Directives" under my domain subscription: max_file_uploads = 100 Hmm....

I placed this in my server's primary php.ini file (*not* the auto generated one): max_file_uploads = 100 and restarted PHP (I'm using 7.4.33 on Ubunto 20.04 LTS). But the limit remains at 50. Almost like it is hard coded. Is this normal? I recall seeing a related setting when I was messing...

It's working great now. I did have to adjust a few custom links to include index.php? but no worries. Thanks!!

*Update: I successfully removed my .htacess file after disabling fancy URLs and turned off Proxy mode. My forum seems noticeably faster! Thanks!!

I run a fully dedicated server with PHP 7.4.33 (opcache and memcached) and a 2TB RAID HDD, Ubunto 20.04. I haven't tried PHP 8 yet, as not all parts of my forum are 100% compatible at this time.

This didn't work. When I disabled Apache Proxy in the settings, and applied the new nginx directives, any subfolders went 404. My forum uses mod_rewrite. If I turn that off on my site, do you think it will work? Pretty sure I used the correct nginx settings (via the plugin you showed me).

How do I do that> Yes I have an .htaccess. I'll check out the syntax conversion. Thanks!

I have just one website, a forum. I know it's probably overkill, but I got a good deal on it and love having full control. Great, I will adjust the values. Are the other values okay? Thanks! *Update: My forum seems to be responding faster!

I run a fully dedicated Ubunto 20.04 server and a forum with around 60-70 members on-line daily (*not* all at once, but still a fair amount of constant activity). I'm looking to optimize my PHP FPM settings. Here's my server: Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E3-1230 v3 @ 3.30GHz (8 core(s), 32GB RAM...

Okay, I worked on my config removing KeyTable and SigningTable and moving my private key to /etc/opendkim Now when I run this in console: opendkim-testkey -d site.net -k /etc/opendkim/default.private -s default I get: condor:~# opendkim-testkey: No key Any ideas?

After spending almost 2 days getting opendkim to work, I finally did, and the service is running without error. However, when I run "sudo -u opendkim opendkim-testkey -vvvv" in console, I get the below error. I'm 99% sure my config is correct. Does anyone have any ideas? *Domain name changed...

My mail.err log has about 200 of these: psa-pc-remote[19076]: Message aborted. and one or two: Feb 25 14:33:26 condor1310 postfix-local[26455]: Could not change Return-Path in message envelope(SRS): No at sign in sender address What does this mean? E-mail appears to be sending, so I'm...

Thanks for the reply! Turns out Postfix wasn't running. I restarted it, and bam, everything worked! :D

My PHP 7.3.11 mail() function worked perfectly last night, but it appears after the Plesk Obsidian 18.0.21 Update 3, it no longer does. This is from my Ubuntu 16.04 mail.log right as I attempted to send a mail: [Nov 25 15:43:44 condor1310 check-quota[5553]: Starting the check-quota filter...

It still didn't work. I'm beginning to think it's a script error, not my server config as I have another site on the same domain and I can upload videos up to like 250MB without issue... Thanks for your time tho!

Okay I found this: /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/fcgid.conf Inside is # This is the Apache server configuration file for providing FastCGI support # via mod_fcgid # # Documentation is available at http://fastcgi.coremail.cn/doc.htm <IfModule mod_fcgid.c> <IfModule !mod_fastcgi.c>...