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Hello, I regularly get these when logged into the server console: Port 44745 is unassigned so I can't be sure which service/port is being spoken to. What are these exactly? It only happens on my Debian 12 machines.

Hello, thanks for the head up. This worked until a reboot, is there are more permanent solution?

Hello, this is what my VNC console looks like: From my understanding, this isn't really bad but it annoys me. Is there a way to get rid of this?

ImunifyAV does not work out of the box with new servers. I had to manually add PHP 8.0 using the Plesk Installer for it to run.

Did it work out? I don't see a new version yet, although it's still early in Germany/Switzerland. Fingers crossed :D

Is this something the team is willing to talk about yet? Or will I have to be surprised?

Can't wait :D

Germany here

Well thats good to know. It's been like this for over 12 hours now :D

I got an email today at 6:26 am stating that my Plesk update was succesful. I can't view the changelogs: Is this just me? Link: Change Log for Plesk Obsidian

Heya, so far Plesk is only supported on ARM when using Ubuntu 22.04. Since Debian 12 support should come "soon", I was wondering if we will be able to use it with ARM too? Thanks!

Hey Peter, thanks for the reply. In fact, I already had set this setting to: I also tried the other option now, which allows login with all (sub)domains that resolve to the server, but it still happens. This is the URL in question, rather than showing an error page with login button, it shows...

Hi there! I am having an issue with a Plesk Server which has been running for about a month now. I access the Plesk Panel via https://servername.domain.com:8443, which works. Although, If I access the URL without the Plesk Port 8443 it shows the content of a domain hosted on the server (ID 1)...

Sounds great, thank you!

Wondering if there is a way to set dark mode default using panel.ini?

I believe this belongs into the Obsidian section, my mistake. Hopefully someone can move it! Running debian 11 and latest Plesk Version

Hello! My /etc/network/interfaces look really weird, at least not what I'm used to. Is this normal with Plesk? Everything works. I've discovered this because I changed the IP of the server using this guide: How to change the IP address in Plesk for Linux - Support Cases from Plesk Knowledge...

Named/BIND likes to spam into my VNC: It's a VM, so I don't really care, but is there a way to turn these infos off without killing BIND? If not, is it safe turning off BIND? Thank you!

Although this has been marked as resolved now, can someone please confirm my above statement? Thanks and have a great easter

I think I see now what the issue was. I had to access the panel via :8443. Never had to do that via IPv4...