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Deleting main domain delete all the other domains... had to recover from the backup.

I see! Thanks. Is it okay to access admin panel through IP? I can ignore SSL error, but still wanted to verify. In terms of security, etc.

Hi, I am running Plesk on Linode (CentOS) and did setup main account as Linode's domain to access admin panel. Can I delete it and still access login page to panel through IP addresses directly, or will it break something?

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Hi! Is there any way to make Apache catch all incoming request from all domains? I am asking this, because my users want to add custom domains for this phpShort - Documentation - Lunatio They basically point A record to my IP, but it won't work. Is this even possible, or I have to deploy this...

Hi! Down below you can check my firewall settings. I have already changed some of them. Which settings should I set to "Deny all" for security reason and which won't break Plesk? Thanks for the help.

Probably stupid question, but I am running Plesk Obsidian on VPS and I have main domain from hoster. Which I can use to auth for example. Does it matter which settings (php settings, php version/apache/nginx). I have never touched it and default seems to work fine, but I am just wondering, if...

Everything seems to work fine and updates diapered from Plesk. The only remaining problem is that I am not able to perfrom yum check. I get disconnected from SSH after 30 minutes :(

Hi! I tried that one, but nothing changed :( Loaded plugins: fastestmirror Cleaning repos: PLESK_17_PHP72 PLESK_17_PHP73 PLESK_17_PHP74 : PLESK_18_0_30-extras base extras mariadb plesk-ext-grafana : plesk-migrator plesk-migrator-tp updates...

Hi. I recently updated MariaDB from 10.4 to 10.5 and everything went just fine. Smooth update, but I noticed something weird. Hopefully someone can help me, because I am really just enthusiast. # mysql -V mysql Ver 15.1 Distrib 10.5.5-MariaDB, for Linux (x86_64) using readline 5.1 Looks...

I am not using any vulnerability scanners. I need to get watchdog notifcations + plesk server update, so turning postfix and dovecot is bad idea.

Here is the log file Jun 26 03:45:04 li1486-98 dovecot: pop3-login: Aborted login (no auth attempts i - Pastebin.com (replaced email names). It seems like some vulnerability scanners are trying to do something. I am not sure, what to do, since mail server is turned off already.

That's Plesk's main domain. I can just filter all the mails, but it's really annoying.

Ok, I see! I am not sure why I went with /httpdocs since I started using Plesk... don't remember exactly what was the reason for that. Do you think I should change document root path for them, or leave it as it is? I have never done it and I am a little bit afraid that it may cause problems...

Thanks for clarification! So, just to be sure that I understood correctly. 1. Subdomains should have default paths, for example /sub.domain.tld 2. Normal domains can remain in /httpdocs/domain.ltd path?

Hello! I tested this only with subdomain, but I think same goes with regular domains. The behavior is annoying and I don't understand why this happens. I will document each step and what happens. 1. I add new subdomain for domain.tld with document root is httpdocs/sub.domain.tld/public 2...

Hello. I am getting on daily basis emails like next one. Notice what mail server is turned off in Plesk and we don't use it. How can I stop this madness?

Same here, with CentOS 7 and MariaDB 10.3, repair didn't help!

Hi! After updating from MariaDB 10.2 to 10.3 I did run diagnostics just in case and got next erros for database: > Wrong admin password is found for PSA database server. Then I try to fix it I get next message: Repair Kit fixed all issues it could. If any issues were not fixed, please try...

Thanks, a lot! Last question. Then I run "yum update", there is some packages, which I can update, but I have never received updates in Plesk for them. Should I leave them or update? Is there reason to touch yum update at all? It's also weird to see MariaDB there, since I updated it already...