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I'm using Wasabi. Works like a charm.

I'm experiencing this bug in version 6.2.0-7200 of the WP Toolkit extension. When checking for extension updates through 'Extension' -> 'Updates' -> 'Check now', I get a message saying that there are no new updates available. How can I get the new update?

I'm very happy to report that clearing the cache solved to problem.

A random thought just occurred to me. We've installed a newer version of the plus-wc-toolkit with the old version disabled. It could be that WP Toolkit extension still has the old version in it's cache. I've cleared the cache using plesk ext wp-toolkit --clear-wpt-cache -instance-id [ID] Very...

We've started to notice a couple of sites showing this behavior. Somewhere during the night all plugins would be disabled. The wpt_action_logs don't show anything out of the ordinary, but the log in the WordPress Toolkit within Plesk do. Around the time all plugins are deactivated it shows this...

You're a genius!! I've been Googling for days and this indeed fixes it! Thanks so much!

I'm trying to move a few sites using the Plesk Migrator, but can't get it to work. The IP-addresses below are not real (obviously). Server A (target): - IP: 1.2.3.4 - Has '4.3.2.1' listed under 'IP Access Restriction Management' (Denied from networks that are not listed) - 'enabled = on'...

After using Wordfence for a while, I can highly recommend using any kind of firewall plugin. It's incredible how many login attempts a WordPress site gets from bots. I can also recommend the Complianz plugin for Cookie notices.

Be aware that logging in using the newly released PHP 8.0.0 leads to HTTP 500 Server Error when loggin in through Subscription screen. From the WordPress sites list, it shows 'WordPress administrator credentials are missing' error. This also somehow makes Plesk 'forget' the admin credentials...

It was fixed in the update of December 2, 2020 - WP Toolkit 5.2.2 as mentioned in Plesk Obsidian changelog.

Can confirm this. Workaround to still login is to select the "WordPress" link in the main menu. In the sites list, go to the site and press the "Log In" button there. That one should log you in as expected.

Panel.log shows [2020-04-17 07:54:47.755] ERR [extension/wp-toolkit] mysqlcheck: Got error: 1045: Access denied for user '[USER]'@'localhost' (using password: YES) when trying to connect [2020-04-17 07:54:47.764] ERR [extension/wp-toolkit] Warning: mysqlcheck utility has detected some issues...

I don't have an LVE Manager. Server runs on Ubuntu 16.04.6 LTS plesk db "select startTime,id,type,status,finishTime from longtasks where type LIKE 'ext-wp-toolkit%' order by startTime desc"...

I've used the Plesk Migration Manager to transfer a WordPress site from one Plesk server to another. Since I need the copy to do some testing, I need to change the domain for the site. Normally (when working on only one server) I just clone the site. However cloning the newly transfered site...