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Thank you for your replies - Ales, it's the last bit I was most wary of. As the server is getting close to antiquated (it's been in production since around five years now), I think it's a good opportunity to switch to a new machine (also running Plesk) and do a site import to a new, cleaner...

Hello, I've recently 'inherited' the job of managing a server that is using the Plesk (latest Onyx) interface. Unfortunately, their 'webspaces' are a mess: containing several domains each, some of these point to 'httpdocs' folders, others to 'htdocs' folders (and other 'default' names probably...

Thanks for your reply. No, and no: all this is happening for a self-signed certificate.

Thank you so much. Yes, I have set the buffer, etc up: ...and yes, in the right one (/etc/sw-cp-server/config ; ) ...and both services are running. Upon certificate creation attempt: The sw-engine.log: Same instance, from the sw-cp-server error log: Oh, and from the Plesk panel log:

Is there perhaps any way of re-routing Plesk's nginx requests to swap instead of memory (ram)? Another question: I wasn't able to find a mysql error, but if plesk is 'setting up' a 'longtext' write (and allocating the full 'required' 4go memory for that task), would it even generate one? I...

I'm back at square one, because mysql is not the cause of the problem (nothing in the logs). Yet something is requesting 4g of memory (that my server doesn't have) - can anyone advise me on how to troubleshoot this? Best, and thanks.

That's exactly what I meant. This is linked to my 'bad gateway' error, as it seems that plesk 12.5 'doesn't like' the mysql/php version that... plesk installed for itself and is using? That doesn't even make sense. All I know is that something is trying to allocate 4go of memory (that the...

Hello, This is sort of a follow-up to my "nginx 502 bad gateway" thread, and a php-mysql version-particular 'bug' I found therein. I've upgraded Plesk to version 12.5.x, but it's running on the php 5.2.10 I installed on the server (or its own, not sure). I've installed the later php versions...

I think I found it. I understand that Plesk runs in its own apache environment, which would mean that it would have its own php.ini file as well? And what the (expletive) would try to allocate 4gb of memory?! So... I put it up to several settings (8192M, 4096M, 5120M) It's trying to use...

I think I found it. I understand that Plesk runs in its own apache environment, which would mean that it would have its own php.ini file as well? And what the (expletive) would try to allocate 4gb of memory?!

Thank you so much, Igor, looking into both of those now. I forgot to mention that the problem occured after I updated the panel. There my be a hitch with my certificate installation, but the panel would throw an error that would result in the ('no other option') nginx one... but thanks for...

This seems to be a not-so-uncommon problem, but I have yet to find any cause or solution for it.

I just opened a thread about this exact same issue, but my error is slightly different: [error] 26873#0: *196 upstream sent unexpected FastCGI record: 3 while reading response header from upstream, client: *.*.*.*, server: , request: "POST /smb/ssl-certificate/add/id/2 HTTP/1.1", upstream...

Hello, I'm running Plesk 12.5.30 on Ubuntu 12.04.4 LTS‬. I've been pulling my hair out over this for a couple of days... I'd like to update my (expired) SSL certificates, but the thing is, even when trying to create an 'experimental' one, every time I hit 'self-signed' I get a "502 Bad...

Wanted to reply here, but replied at the below thread instead - sorry! http://forum.parallels.com/showthread.php?277039-Imap-connection-issues ...we're having the same issues, even after suggested config file modifications.

I'm having a similar problem, even without the iPhone issues. We've already changed the imapd config file (actually both pop3 and imapd) and restarted the mail service - to no avail. Perhaps there is an 'override' setting in the mySql database Plesk uses (which is why we find no anomalies in...

Thank you - I managed to find the offending php.ini file in the "cli" directory of the apache2 directory... I hadn't thought to look there. All the same, I think it is hard to manage anything outside of Web hosting and e-mail accounts with Plesk. Thank you for your help.

Hello, I'm having a major problem with running cronjobs on my server since my update to 8.3. I'd installed an ftp server, and gave one "web user" permissions to modify anything in the contents of the "web_user" folder... since Plesk sets web_user folder permissions to 0750, I created a php...

I replied to you on this thread: http://forum.swsoft.com/showthread.php?threadid=48816&goto=newpost - again again thanks!

Thank you very much for your reply. In fact I had done the installation correctly, but what I didn't know was that I would have to wait a few days before I saw any results - I just checked now and there they were, 'my countries' : ) Thanks again for your vigilance and help!