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@Kaspar how do I apply the fix manually, as having trouble understanding what you linked in your reply.

Any update on how to manually fix this issue please, as I can't make much sense of what's been linked.

Also, I'm running Debian 12 on a bare metal server not a VPS.

How do I fix manually? Can't make much sense of the linked bug report.

Plesk isn't reporting memory or swap usage. The free command doesn't work in SSH/CLI either, getting free: Unable to create meminfo structure swapon -s works and shows the 3x 12GB swap partitions (Total: 36G). Any ideas on how to fix ?

Try this instead for the cockpit sub-domain... or for HTTPS (if subdomain has SSL certificate installed)...

Plesk does warn about backports being enabled and says to disable them during Plesk updates...

Many thanks for that. I have enabled backports on both of my Plesk servers.

OK. Many thanks. Is it safe to leave the backports repo enabled, as I do recall Plesk usually disables it for some reason.

Issued resolved for uploadprogress PECL. All I did was enable backports and then apt clean then apt update. I then tried to install the uploadprogress PECL for PHP 8.4 in Plesk and it installed without issue. Just wondering about the other issue now...

Login to Plesk > Tools & Settings > PHP Settings > 8.4.5 FPM application > Extensions (tab) > Mage PECL Packages (button) In search box enter upload, then click + button next to 'uploadprogress (2.0.2)' PECL package. This then leads to this (above mentioned issue)...

Yes. PHP 8.4 is installed thru Plesk.

Any ideas how to fix both these issues please.

Yes, the Plesk server is within my network. Also, my external IPv4 address is static not dynamic.

How do I setup Cloudflare DNS with Plesk and only allow access to the webserver & Plesk panel via internal computers only (my home network only). In Plesk, currently have the following... For all domains/subdomains.... Domain > Hosting/DNS > Apache & nginx Deny access to the site: * Excluding...

Upload Progress PECL for PHP 8.4.x can't be installed due to a missing dependency issue.... Also, IonCube PECL for PHP 8.3.x, can this be updated to v14.0.2 or later, as I'm using WHMCS 8.13 Beta and that requires IonCube v14.0.2 or later when using PHP 8.3.x (WHMCS is not yet compatible with...

Also, upgrade times are affected by numerous things, speed of connection both from yourself to server and server to internet. Also, CPU (quantity and speed), RAM and amount of available space/type of storage used (HDD/SSD/NVMe and RAID type. These are just some of the other factors that can...

The upgrade time isn't controllable by Plesk, as the bulk of the upgrade is Debian's own upgrade system. Plesk upgrade isn't done till near the end of the Debian upgrade. Saying that, most upgrades I've done take up to an hour maximum.

OK, thanks for that :)

I upgraded a friend's server from Ubuntu 22.04 LTS to 24.04 LTS using the instructions from here, and now apt update is saying key algorithms are weak. Seems Ubuntu 24.04 requires key algorithms to be at least RSA2048 minimum. Looking at list it produces. It saying Plesk & Imunify keys don't...