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It should be a scripted task, and for the user it should be a one-click (or command) operation. For users running Plesk-Ubuntu 18 on MySQL there is no path to upgrade at all. They have to migrate to a brand new installation. I've been using PLESK for more than 10 years, but it's enough now with...

The Ubuntu distro is easily upgradable with the option apt-get dist-upgrade Unfortunately it breaks PLESK, if run without a long list of pre-conditions being met. From Ubuntu 18 to 20 it would only work with MariaDB, not with MySQL...

Of course, upgrading the distro would be the best solution. But you don't provide a tool for that, which you should. The upgrade process is adventurous. For not-so-experienced users it is a very tough task, to upgrade a live system from Plesk-Ubuntu 18 to 20.

Just delete or out-comment the line for the repo in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/plesk.list BTW: The distro upgrade procedure from Ubuntu 18 to 20 on Plesk is a very bad joke. For a paid product this is unacceptable. I'm considering to ditch PLESK. @Peter Debik Why not just answering the original...

OK thanks, I got it now. Strange feature. :) I'll make a suggestion on uservoice.

I had a similar issue, with an expired cert I got re-issued under the same name handle. It turned out that it still delivered the expired cert, although the newer one was selected. I deleted these certs and started over and then it worked.

No, sorry, it's just not working, please really have a look at it. I went deeper into a directory containing thousands of files. It's actually a subdomain, don't know if that makes a difference. /mnt/vhosts/sub.domain.com/httpdocs/files/* But nothing is excluded.

I just figured I'm in the wrong forum, as it's on Plesk Obsidian ... :)

User name: robotic TITLE Exclude directories in a domain from a scheduled serverwide backup PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS‬, Plesk Obsidian 18.0.24, x86_64 PROBLEM DESCRIPTION Hi, I want to exclude directories in a domain from a scheduled...

I'd rather prefer to have the UI to select what to backup, than what to exclude. And I've tried all of the above path variations and nothing was excluded. I'll open a report, thanks.

I've installed Pyzor und Razor with Spamassassin and it works very well. Many datacenters have DNS resolvers setup with systemd-resolve, which have rate limits for queries of DNSBLs. In those cases Spamassasin couldn't match against DNSBLs and a lot of spam comes thru. It's easy to setup...

X-tables addon for iptables has geoip. https://linoxide.com/linux-how-to/block-ips-countries-geoip-addons/

I've never tried it, but Spamassassin has a GeoIP plugin.

I don't think so, there's a textbox in the scheduling dialog to provide paths to exclude, allowing wildcards, but it does nothing.

Hi, I want to exclude directories in a domain from a scheduled serverwide backup. I tried (Plesk root is under /mnt/vhosts/ on that server) /mnt/vhosts/domain.com/* /mnt/vhosts/domain.com/httpdocs/* /domain.com/* */domain.com/* domain.com/httpdocs/* /domain.com/httpdocs/* But its still backing...

Hi, I want to exclude everything in a domain from a serverwide scheduled backup. Would be nice if you would provide the same UI you have, to pick parts to restore from backups, to pick parts to exclude. Or pick what to include in a serverwide backup, either way. Anyway, I tried (Plesk root is...