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In my storage space for Plesk local backups I have room for two full backups plus two months worth of incremental backups. Accordingly, I have set my backup settings and the corresponding setting in the daily backup task to the following: Maximum number of full backup files to store (including...

What I meant to say is it works this way when entered directly in the webinterface's Additional configuration directives section, no need to change config files.

It works if you preceed it like this: [php-fpm-pool-settings] env[PATH] = /usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin

Just in case somebody reads this: Yes, I unintentionally backed up the backup directory with every incremental backup. So it was a user error and this may be closed.

When filling out the report it dawned on me that it may have been my own fault. When you use the local FTP server you can only use a data directory in user space. Which, at the next backup, is backed up, too. So I have to exclude this directory from my backups. Will test this now and report back.

*bump* No reaction, this is telling, folks.

*bump* Any ideas, anyone? I don't have bug reporting privileges, will someone from the team consider adding it?

For reasons having to do with another issue, in order to split my backup into manageable pieces I have to use "external" backup storage but I am in fact using a local FTP account for this, so it ends up on the local storage space. In principle, it works fine the first time when it generates a...

No feelings hurt! Sorry if I was being too harsh before and thank you for taking the time to answer. :) I guess we have a difference in opinion. Under Linux/Unix, "local" folders cannot be assumed to always be truly local mass storage and may have different properties depending on what it is...

Oh, please .... https://docs.plesk.com/en-US/onyx/cli-linux/using-command-line-utilities/pleskbackup-backing-up-content-and-configuration.74260/ Exposing the --split option in the GUI would cost you NOTHING and would help customers such as myself. You could even block it by default but add an...

which we don't have and is more expensive than the whole server hosting plan. That's why I said "or expensive". This is in line with the "selective reading" I have come to expect from Plesk staff, though.

No doubt that not splitting up backups is the faster option and I am not saying it should be the default. But allowing this option, perhaps accompanied with a note saying exactly that would really help in many cases. Note that Plesk - to this day - still doesn't allow full encryption of backups...

Just as I feared, it doesn't work. The storage itself works fine but when I try to start a backup I get: The two curl commands that are suggested for testing also work fine, the first creates the directory in the storage, the second one removes it again. I assume something about timing and the...

Thank you for the tip, I had missed that! :)

Oh, how wonderful...

The title says it. The volume size option in the backup settings appears in the UI only if remote storage is selected but I need to enable it for local storage. My "local" storage is a davfs2 mount to store backups in an encrypted cloud storage so it appears in the local file system, but has a...

Thanks for your replies. After much research I have found a different way. In recent versions of Plesk you can disable the nginx always reverse proxying the local Apache server and instead have it reverse proxy another local service. nginx handles the https protocol on port 443, you local server...

On a Linux server with Plesk Onyx I need to install a service that runs its own web server including SSL. I need to use the standard port 443. Can I add the domain for it in Plesk but tell Plesk not to handle it but forward it to the local service that handles it? If yes, how?

Using Plesk Obsidian with postfix 3.5.9 and relay option for authorized users only. It works well, but all outgoing email that leaves the server has full IP information of the client that connected in the header, e.g.: Received: from [192.168.1.110]...