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Yes, of course. We had to add --webspace-name argument to relink-vhosts-logs but now it's working.

Thank you! I guess that explains why the logs are not working :D Because we recently changed the mount for /var/www/vhosts and copied all data to a new device - and hardlinks were not preserved then. Indeed repair -fs didn't check that, find /var/www/vhosts/<domain> -samefile...

Already did that. Besides that, shouldn't it run as root anyway? Access logs are owned by root. We just want to know how the synchronization is done. If it is done by PHP then maybe AppArmor blocks something but does not log it. if it is done by a job please tell us which one so we can...

Hello, which service / job is responsible for synchronizing access logs to user home directories? The logs in vhosts/system are still written but for some reason stopped to sychronize - all domains are affected.

This depends how your container is connected to the network (which driver is used). Basically if your container connects to user defined networks and has an IPAMConfig key you can set a static IP here, for example: "NetworkSettings": { "Bridge": "", "EndpointID": ""...

I configured the vHost template generator to include the correct SCRIPT_FILENAME if a chroot setting was found in PHP configuration. We just need to set this variable and chroot login to get a basically working setup: /opt/psa/admin/conf/templates/default/domain/service/fpm.php: <?php /** *...

So I got some time to trace the FPM - and get phpinfo() working: If enabled, the Plesk handler in nginx configuration file (vhosts/system/<domain>/nginx.conf) will take precedence and you will have no luck to inject the fastcgi_param as shown at top because it's overwritten by include of...

It should work if /etc/ssl/certs is correctly mounted or what ever path is specified - we can also set a custom path

Yeah, that sucks too. But we could maybe fix $_SERVER variables with a custom extension. I don't know how it's implemtned, but there should not be any fd outside the chroot if the same path exists inside the jail. It fails to set the session if the path is invalid, so I think it doesn't care...

I'm talking about chroot not root access or preventing user to run as root. I want chroot to prevent file access because open_basedir is a huge bottleneck as realpath cache is disabled too when this option is enabled. The webroot needs some shell commands, I know how to provide them, that was...

I want to set up chroot environment not only for shell access. So how to do this manually for PHP too? First part is simple - just add the configuration like and restart php-fpm. But I stuck to configure nginx to supply the correct headers for PHP. Calling a script in the browser ends with...

We recently had an error in the plesk DB: which could be repaired but which also caused a redirect of Link like /cp/server/db/2/databases to the homepage instead of showing any error.