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With respect, I don't think swapiness works the way you think. The statement "The problem is because my swapiness is on 10 it should only start swapping when my in use ram is at 90 but as you see on the image this is not the case." isn't correct in linux. A swapiness of 10 doesn't mean 90% ram...

Would now like to mark this as resolved - can;t find how to do that . Any suggestions?

Just thought I'd post to say a big thanks to Alejandro Oro Vojacek. The solution of turning off the custom error pages worked, and maartenv, you are quite right, the Wordpress toolkit adds in: set $sef_entry_point /; if ($uri ~* "^/") { set $sef_entry_point...

As an addendum - I also host a number of customer websites that have also stopped working - all previously using nginx and all previously working fine. I'll now have to go through each domain and add this in (bit of a pain but hey, at least I have happy customers :))

Thanks for the link - I've added in the specific fix and that's worked. However , as I haven't changed the setup (i.e. have been using plesk with my nginx settings and a pagename for about 7 or 8 years) this is either a regression or a new error, hence the reason raised the bug.

I have an issue - none of my sites with permalinks set to "postname" now work. Details for the problem report are: Nginx-only php location does not work for WordPress permalinks when set to anything other than plain. PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE Plesk WebAdmin, 18.0.45...

My apologies - I thought you might have wanted to tag it on as it appears to be the same issue - I will open a new discussion thread (and cut and paste my description etc)

I have the same issue - none of my sites with permalinks set to "postname" now work. Details for the problem report are: Nginx-only php location does not work for WordPress permalinks when set to anything other than plain. PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE Plesk WebAdmin...

You've probably already tried this, but if you haven't on the Server-Wide Mail Settings (Tools & Settings > Mail Server Settings) about halfway down you can specify in the "Outgoing Mail Mode" what you want put in the header. The options it gives you are shown below. I personally use option 3...

Not sure what your settings are (as mentioned images aren;t visible) For Plesk https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360001371114-How-to-enable-disable-notifications-about-Let-s-Encrypt-certificate-renewal- and from LetsEncrypt themselves (contains unsubribing link)...

Afternoon all, Just for reference I've been through Forum Item 362649 to check to see if I've missed anything, but to no avail. Current Setup (as of date of post) Desc: Vanilla Server set up and managed by Plesk Plesk Version: Plesk Obsidian Web Host Edition Version 18.0.41 Linux Version...