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@Sebahat.hadzhi This ImpersonationCache.db corruption file was simply empty, not "corrupted". No reason why it would be. And this is a long KNOWN ISSUE. Igor's recommendaiton solved the issue, but Igor left Plesk a long time ago. This is not acceptable that such a bug persists. I believe that...

Incredible this is still occurring with Plesk Obsidian 18.0.67 Update 2 ! :eek:

Still occurring with Plesk Obsidian 18.0.67 Update 2: Incredible ! :mad:

ODBC drivers are nothing more than registry values to DLL files in the Windows Server registry. Plesk can easily list them, and that would terribly help userbase. I think that we should vote for these feature requests : Add ability to select 64-bit drivers in ODBC Data Sources Add new database...

Oh, so can we know how does Plesk builds this restrictive list?

@Sebahat.hadzhi I would like to have Plesk listing the ODBC drivers as listed in the Windows OS.

Hi @Sebahat.hadzhi , I've traveled through this article before asking here. This article simply says that we have to pick a Driver. But my question is about the fact that NOT ALL ODBC drivers are listed in Plesk. How can we "REGISTER" a new ODBC Driver so that Plesk lists it? See 2 attached...

@Sebahat.hadzhi Thank you, it worked.

The answer form Igor is leading to a broken 404 link. We need to read this article ! How to get it ?

Each day comes with its own New [new] (new) Promo of SiteJet inside Plesk ! o_O In Plesk Obsidian 18.0.64, the "SiteJet" Promo is now appearing under the "Get Started" Tab with the title "Create a website or application on this domain". How can we hide it ? :mad: We tried this so far ...

I'm encountering the same problem under Plesk Obsidian Windows. What would be the command-line ?

Through Disk Security XML file, how to set a permission to the T:\folderABC\ path ? I used this, but it does not work : <Entry AccounType="1" Account="Psacln" Path="/" SubPath="folderABC" AceFlags="ThisFolderSubfoldersAndFiles" AccessMask="ReadWrite" EntryFlags="0x8" />

Any update on this ? The upgra from 18.0.20to 18.0.21 raise the exact same error, and in our case, ModSecurity is completely disabled

Hi @Ales , thank you for this clarification. The Plesk support team came back to me today with the same information : (and this is a good thing to have two thoughts on this shamefully poorly-documented topic by Plesk) : The file you need to modify is : C:\Program Files...

Hi. It seems that this "my.ini" file is no longer overwritten, for what I can see (On 12.5 and Onyx) However, the very last question relates to Plesk Obsidian : "In Which "MY.INI" file" do we need to set our parameters in Plesk Obsidian ?" C:\Program Files (x86)\Plesk\Databases\MySQL\my.ini...

Maybe someone @ Plesk would consider SOLVING this awful problem ?