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This should be the default guide on how to install extensions instead of this https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/12377651968023-How-to-install-uninstall-memcached-PHP-extension-for-Plesk-PHP-handlers I was facing an issue that /opt/plesk/php/8.2/bin/pecl install memcached was installing...

Thanks for suggestions. This doesn't sound like a safe option, shouldn't there be a more standard way of doing this, having in mind that this is probably quite a casual task?

Still looking for an answer for this. It seems like a pretty common task - to run additional commands after deployment, how come there's so little information about it?

Anyone? :/

From what I understand, the deployment actions are performed in some specific chroot environment, how may I allow this environment to run docker commands? Docker is in /usr/bin

I have a need to OVERWRITE (not append, not extend but OVERWRITE - vhost_nginx.conf is not an option, neither is the additional directives in plesk panel) the core nginx.conf file. More specifically, I need to change how php-fpm listener behaves. By default it uses php-fpm.socket file, and this...

Oh, then how may I properly fix it? I assume using nginx as proxy is quite often practice nowadays, how do they deal with such issue?

Update: I did fix the "same ip address from proxy" issue, so now proxied requests actually take the ip of the client. But that has not solved my issue :/

Since the front-end project runs in docker, I can see the logs for it in docker view. Here's an image showing some of the errors. content of proxy_error_log It's weird that latest errors shown in this file are from 09-27 but we're getting the errors every day @mow My thoughts as well, how...

Where may I find these logs?

Update: I think it's nginx fault. Since API requests are proxied, they all came from the same ip - server's ip. Once it starts refusing connections, I noticed that I am still able to fire requests and receive proper responses using postman.

I have two domains setup on plesk - let's say usersite.com and api.usersite.com. usersite.com is powered by nuxt.js - a front-end framework which runs on node.js. It makes API calls to api.usersite.com, which is a Laravel application powered by Octane (so it uses swoole instead of php-fpm). Both...

Hello, I am trying to host my Laravel application using Octane, which uses Roadrunner server under the hood. As the documentation suggests (Laravel - The PHP Framework For Web Artisans), I need to add some extra configuration for the nginx in order to serve static assets over nginx but proxy...