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Hi, I've been following the guide titled "How to Add a Custom PHP Version in Plesk for Linux." Everything was going smoothly until I reached the step to register the PHP handler. I encountered an error that I can't seem to resolve: Unable to register the PHP handler: php-fpm-5.6.38: service...

Yes, I finally realized that it cannot be done if the Plesk Firewall is enabled. The way you suggest the best one. However I ended up doing it with a cron script because I like to keep all my Plesk servers with a the same manegement procedures. Thanks!

Thank you for the suggestion. This technique looks cool but I'm afraid that if I persist the iptables rules and restore them this would certainly overwrite the iptables rules generated by Plesk. The Plesk firewall creates a .sh file that rewrites all the iptables config each time it is applied...

I'm afraid that the custom rule I need to add (NAT, post routing, masquerade) cannot be created using the Plesk Firewall GUI (or at least I don't se how).

I need to make a custop iptables rule persistent so that I can enable our docker containers to access Internet. This is the rule: But this rule is lost everytime I make a change using the Plesk Firewall GUI. How can I make this rule persistent? I've seen post talking about...

When I try to run a script in Node.js I'm facing the next issue: Tried the following with no luck: https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000644114-Node-js-Run-Script-option-fails-on-Plesk-server-no-node-binary-in-the-current-PATH

I found the culprit. In my case it was the New Relic extension. Removing it fixed the issue.

@tomstar do you have the newrelic extension installed?

xdebug is disabled on my PHP settings as well

yes!, with that option in General Settings

@tomstar that is exactly what I'm experiencing with PHP 7.4.33 and PHP 8.x. Using PageSpeed and Newrelic what I see is a huge slowdown in the php processing that leads to TTFB of 2-3seconds per request. I'm trying to install an additional handler with PHP 7.4.0 using this procedure. I'll...

That is exactly what I need and not what I thought I needed! thanks a lot!

Recently my Plesk servers installed updates and I'd lke to remove on of them, how can I do that? What I need to do is rollback to PHP 7.4.0 instead of the latest 7.4.33. The latest php version has an issue and I really need to uninstall it. thanks!

and if you test it with PHP 7.3, does it perform better?

PHP 8.0.25 has the same problem. Elapsed time to load the WP-admin dashboard: 9.0 seconds with PHP v8 or PHP v7.4.33 1.0 seconds with v7.3.33 or lower (7.4.0 works fine as well but i can no longer get it in plesk) Both PHP 8.0.25 and PHP 7.4.33 share these two fixes in the reelase notes...

Yes, php configuration was identical. I managed to reproduce it in a freshly installed Plesk instance with both PHP 7.3.33 and 7.4.33. I made an attempt with PHP 8 but according to the wordpress 6.1 compatibility matrix PHP 8.x it is still in beta support. One of the sites was throwing 500...

Hi all, Just sharing this here in case it is affecting someone else. Since the upgrade to PHP-FPM 7.4.33 all wordpress sites and very slow and extremely cpu intensive. Downgrading those sites to php 7.3.33 (that is "deprecated") speeds them up again. I'm talking about that a TTFB in 7.3 of 1s...

I use the NodeJS extension on some sites. Each one of them has about 30 environment variables that I have to enter using the web interface and it is quite a slow process. Is there any way to edit a site's nodejs variables by using command line? I have not been able to find where the nodjs saves...

Hi, I'm having the same problem with the backup: OS: CentOS Linux 7 (Core) Plesk Obsidian v18.0.47_build1800221017.13 Unable to back up extension. Error: Failed to exec backup_restore_helper: Exit code: 3: System user unavailable

No, I used to do that in the old days and configure a redirection to :8443 but I don't do that anymore.