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I've noticed this on background-images in Wordpress if hotlinking is enabled.

I use WP Rocket and the rocket-nginx config along with http/2, nginx PHP-FPM and redis object cache. No issues with performance and get good pingdom, google page speed insights and gtmetrix scores. I suggest this setup :). Lookup time: 0.012 Connect time: 0.013 SSL...

Use a plugin such as simple ssl to force https?

Symptoms: Noticed that PHP-FPM was shutting down unexpectedly after about 10-12 hours after being restarted and throwing a 502 Bad Gateway on all sites. Temporarily switched to PHP version 7.2.13 from 7.3.0 to see if this would resolve anything. What I noticed: Been getting the following PHP...

In Plesk when running a full backup (non incremental), does it take a snapshot of the entire server and save it? Or does it only save Plesk related files only? Thank you! -Ben

Was able to solve this by removing the files at /usr/local/sbin/nginx and reinstalling via yum (yum install nginx). I then ran plesk repair all -y. However this lead to another issue which was a 502 Bad Gateway but was able to solve it by using: # usermod -a -G psaserv nginx There was a...

Knowing this, how do I go about removing the custom compiled nginx with pagespeed module located in /usr/local/sbin/nginx? Thank you! -Ben

I ended up switching to running on NGINX instead of Apache and that helped bring it down consistently.

Tried a couple of "Wordpress-based" templates as well with no luck. I'm also making sure to restart the varnish container after each vcl change. I've tried several containers and get the same thing, so it must be something on my side.

In the website & domains section for your server, can you go to host settings. From there check to see if SSL/TLS support is enabled. If not you will want to make sure that is checked along with Permanent SEO-safe 301 redirect from HTTP to HTTPS. Then also make sure the certificate is that you...

Also experiencing this on: Plesk Version 17.8.11 CentOS Linux release 7.5.1804

I do not recommend using HPKP in your Plesk instance. Sources: Google: Chrome is backing away from public key pinning, and here's why | ZDNet HPKP is deprecated. What now? - Tim De Grande The death knell for HPKP? I'm giving up on HPKP Be Afraid Of HTTP Public Key Pinning (HPKP) Chrome 68 is...

Result of: # rpm -qa | grep nginx sw-nginx-1.13.8-centos7.18012914.x86_64 I believe I also have it complied manually?

Not going to lie, I've spent weeks worth of hours trying to implement this with no success. I get the same thing as "Error 503 Backend fetch failed" regardless of configuration recommendations, etc.

After running: # rpm -e --test nginx I get: error: package nginx is not installed

Thanks, virtubox. How do I go about removing the yum (apt-get doesn't work) installed nginx? Keep in mind I really am not good with code, so walking me through the process would be extremely helpful. Believe I'm running CentOS 7. If I used: "yum remove nginx" would that work? Or would I be...

So I'm not the greatest at this yet, but I know enough to be dangerous. A few months back I attempted to install nginx page speed modules but I believe I've ended up installing nginx twice (for lack of knowledge). I know nginx is running as my site is running purely on nginx and not Apache...

Was able to solve this by removing openssl and all dependencies. I then reinstalled all dependencies and found that it worked. :) No more issues and I can assign / remove certificates. Probably not the "cleanest" method but it worked out.

Getting an error when trying to renew or change SSL certificates. I've tried the plesk repair sslcerts and tried reverting back in backup manager with no luck. Recently attempted to update openssl to a newer version but am finding that has caused these issues. So I googled this and someone...

Don't forget this one if you are switching to only using nginx (excluding Apache) and use permalinks in Wordpress. This will avoid some 404 errors. # Wordpress Permalinks if (!-e $request_filename) { rewrite ^(.+)$ /index.php?q=$1 last; } You may also want to consider the following for...