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It is now fixed.

You changed this where you have your domain registered? It would need to be set there.

Personally I have run into issues with certs not being placed in all the proper places. I still use a script I made to solve this problem. GitHub - BoiseComputer/plesk_mailcert: Copies Plesk LetsEncrypt CERT to Mailservers and Webmin It copies the current server SSL cert to the proper places for...

Sorry. Did not see this reply until now. https://github.com/BoiseComputer/Plesk2Dropbox https://github.com/BoiseComputer/Plesk2GDrive I'll take a look at my blog and link them to the GitHub repo to make sure the scripts are available.

It would be possible, I think, to accomplish this with an extension. I would be able to make a bash script to accomplish this, but, have not sat down to take the time looking into making an extension. I may initially create a bash script once letsencrypt.org releases their initial utilities...

With my Google Drive and Dropbox backup scripts you could set it to save the last weeks worth of backups and it would always have a "full" backup and then all the changes. This allows users to have a nightly backup off-site with much less bandwidth and storage usage. I am looking forward to this...

Very good. I'm glad I could help. :)

Ok. So doing the fstab edit should work for you then. I usually create a folder that is similar structure so I remember where it goes. /var/usr/local/psa/PMM/tmp /usr/local/psa/PMM/tmp auto bind I create the same structure under /var/ since this is where my majority of space is. You can place...

I am thinking that your temporary dump location might be the issue. To fix this issue I edit my psa.conf file and changed the line DUMP_TMP_D to use /var/tmp instead. If you find that the DUMP_TMP_D uses /usr/local/psa/PMM/tmp you know that if you change this setting it will go to the /var/tmp...

If you could find which folder is holding the backup file you could do a mount of that folder to a partition that has more space. For instance I don't allocate a lot of space to my /opt partition and it fills up with tmp files so I mount /opt/psa/tmp as /var/opt/psa/tmp. This places all of those...

I receive this error on some sites that have the correct permissions on files and folders, memory set in the wp-config.php file, and the site pulls up correctly.

No problem. You are looking at the extension that is made by someone else. My script is only for Linux. Sorry I can't be of help.

On my server I found a .png file that was really a PHP script causing spam. You may want to look into that. The alternative is that your remove 127.0.0.1 from the whitelist, but, this will stop your webmail from working server-wide from what I understand. I have looked into the same thing and...

*Update* I found that removing the _ from the sip and tls setting and setting the priority and weight to 0 allow it to verify.

I am attempting to add Office 365 to a domain on my server. To verify my DNS settings they require me to add the following records: Lync Online Type Service Protocol Port Weight Priority TTL Name Target SRV _sip _tls 443 1 100 1 Hour @ sipdir.online.lync.com SRV _sipfederationtls _tcp 5061 1...

Thanks for pointing that out UFHH01. I found out that the "Run As User" was causing errors with SSL on NGINX. I disabled that on the accounts and the secure ciphers and protocols now work correctly. The cloudflare.com SSL is hybrid between the user and cloudflare. The others should be normal SSL...

I fixed it. I added the following at the end of the file vhosts_ssl.conf in the conf folder for each domain that wouldn't pull up correctly. SSLHonorCipherOrder On SSLProtocol all -SSLv2 SSLCipherSuite ECDHE-RSA-AES256-SHA384:AES256-SHA256:RC4:HIGH:!MD5:!aNULL:!EDH:!AEDH:!AESGCM...

Connect with me on Google+. Go to www.google.com/+BrianAldridge and I can help you troubleshoot it if you would like.

Very true @UFHH01. Good catch. I missed him stating that. This is a Ubuntu specific problem of the packages not being updated correctly in the repositories. For people that are Ubuntu users you can add a repository that will install updated and more secure versions of the software. Those...

Owncloud has a security vulnerability that isn't being patched yet (for Ubuntu). Those that are Ubuntu users might want to hold off on installing it until they add a repository containing current/patched versions. http://www.webupd8.org/2014/10/owncloud-ubuntu-package-affected-by.html