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Thank you. Looks like I'll have to move the domain to another subscription to turn off the hosting.

This seems like this has to be a menu/settings/software-use thing. I want to change a web site hosting type - to turn hosting off, but leave everything else. I know I've done this before, but that option isn't available when I open Hosting Settings. How do I make this change? Thank you, James

The Plesk Firewall extension has stopped working for me. For a very, very long time I've had a set of firewall rules. Recently, I could not make a minor update to these rules. I searched based on the error messages which led me to a knowledge-base article indicating the Firewall extension needed...

It looks like I've found the solution (from another sys admin). mount --bind /source/folder/path /destination/path I found this question asked once before without an answer on this forum. So hopefully this helps.

I have a web site that is working as defined within Plesk. The drive/mtn/partition that this site and Plesk is stored on is roughly 250gb. However, this site needs about 2TB of space for all of its multi-media galleries. The server has a second drive with enough storage, and I tried a symbolic...

Last night I disabled the Level Up Core plug-in, per the suggestion. That did allow me to clear up the cache. It breaks the site though. So I had to re-enable it and now the Wordpress Toolkit is generating the error again. I suppose the thing to do is to detach the site from the kit... or spend...

The plugin is part of the commercially purchased theme the site uses. It, along with the theme, was recently upgraded. The problem persisted before and after the recent update, but was not present a few years ago when the theme was first installed. I suppose I could disable the theme and then...

CentOS Linux 7.9.2009 Plesk Obsidian Version 18.0.41 Update #1 I'm having a problem with the Wordpress Toolkit on one particular domain/site/instance. First, the toolkit generates an error message as a matter of routine. It gets emailed to the end-client. Next, when I try to manually (command...

Thank you for your help with this.

Wow. Thank you, Igor, for this clarification. It seems the server provider bumbled this when provisioning my replacement server. If I get them to provide a new license key, will I be able to access these features without having to re-migrate the sites (and configure everything again)?

I guess because there's no place to find these anywhere in my panel. I've searched and searched. I've looked through he documentation and that didn't help. I've been using Plesk forever. Normally I can simply poke around to figure things out. There's nothing on the left menu about service plans...

Hi there, Plesk Obsidian v18.0.23_build1800200206.14 os_CentOS 7 I recently upgraded from Plesk Onyx to Obsidian. Obsidian has apparently done away with service plans and those limits on subscriptions. However, I see in the documentation that there's at least a way to limit bandwidth. I'm...

Yeah. I've used the migrator, but it requires the IP of the source server. Since the source would be a drive on the new OS, I don't think the original Plesk would be running anymore. Maybe I could just make a complete backup and restore that. I've never done that server-wide before. It's...

Thank you, Igor.

CentOS 6.10 Plesk Onyx Version 17.8.11 Update #79 I need to upgrade my CentOS version to 7 to have OS installed Apache above 2.2 to support the eliminate of TLS 1.0 and 1.1. See...

location /[dir] { autoindex on; } --- Yeah. That ^ doesn't work. Not via the Plesk control panel anyway. location ~ ^/[directory]/ { autoindex on; } That's ^ what I'm actually using, but I have to edit the domain conf file that gets overwritten. I've created a...

So my concern about the file being overwritten occurred. Putting the directive into the Plesk admin doesn't make a difference though. It just doesn't work. location ~ ^/mydir/ { autoindex on; } It only works if it's in...

If I manually edit the domain's nginx config file @ /etc/nginx/plesk.conf.d/vhosts/domain.com.conf, these changes work. However, if they are included in the Plesk configuration page or manually entered into the file /var/www/vhosts/system/domain.com/conf/vhost_nginx.conf, they do not work. So...

Plesk Onyx Version 17.8.11 Update #62, last updated on Aug 3, 2019 03:41 AM CentOS release 6.10 Nginx running as proxy So I'm sure I'm doing this wrong, but no matter what I place in the nginx directives for a site, nothing works. I can get it to throw errors, which means something is...

I will try that and see what they have to say. I thought perhaps another user in the forum had run into this problem. I see that there have been many posts about problems with the CloudFlare extension, but not exactly what I've seen here.