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In the Plesk control panel for my site, the WP Toolkit is reporting this critical error whenever it checks for updates on my wordpress site. Curiously, this error doesn’t seem to happen when I check for updates manually from the WordPress Updates dashboard page. Any thoughts on what might be...

#1 seemed the perfect solution for me. I then blocked port 8443 in the OS firewall and all seems good. Thanks Peter.

In the panel.ini file I see entries for: [panel] realIpFrom 127.0.0.1 [panel] realIpHeader X-Forwarded-For [log] show.source false Could changing any of these help? Or some other setting in the panel.ini file?

Yes, I'm aware that the Cloudflare proxy rewrites the origin IP address and specifies the client's IP address in an additional HTTP header. How do I configure Plesk so that the Plesk panel.log records the origin address - just like we can do for the apache and nginx logs?

Yes. I suppose I could turn off the proxy temporarily. I don't really like doing that though.

Using Cloudflare (free tier), my plesk.log doesn't show the real IP address. I've successfully configured the real IP logging for Nginx and Apache using the information here, which is working fine for the nginx and apache logs etc. However, it doesn't seem to have any effect on the plesk.log...

Another user modified /usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/msmtpmng instead of locking /etc/msmtprc in hopes of preventing plesk from overwriting edits: MSMTP Issue

Apparently, auto_from is now obsolete. I changed allow_from_override from off to on in the msmtp config file to fix the issue. # Automatic envelope-from generation. # Caution: this overrides explicitly set envelope-from via --from or other means. from %U@some-silly-nonsense-default...

Alas, it seems direct links to directories in the File Manager are possible using the following format: https://mysite:8443/smb/file-manager/list/?currentDir=%2Fa_directory%2Fa_subdirectory%2Fa_sub_sub_directory and direct links that open specific files in the Code or Text Editor seem to be...

How does one link directly to a specific file or directory in the File Manager via URL? There are a few directories and files on the server that I'm accessing regularly and each time I have to go through many many click to drill down to these files in the File Manager. Are there URL query...

This is great. Thanks. I must admit that I'm a bit of a newby when it comes to Linux - but I'm wondering if there's a technical reason why updating fail2ban couldn't be done with just the one script rather than having to generate and execute another to add the IPs to Fail2Ban?