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Think I got it sorted - the grafana repository location was incorrectly stored. Followed the instructions here...

Thanks for this. My file reads: [plesk-ext-grafana] name=grafana extension repository baseurl=https://packages.grafana.com/oss/rpm enabled=1 gpgcheck=1 gpgkey=https://packages.grafana.com/gpg.key So no mirror statement. Any suggestions as to how to proceed?

Thanks - will have a go later

My Plesk Obsidian install is failing to update and creates the following error message. I've tried to follow the instructions at yum-errors - CentOS Wiki, but where that says "Temporarily comment out the mirror= line in the the .repo file, then:" I don't know which of the repo files in...

Update from me - I can see I have the most recent version of Grafana installed (1.1.5-163) but still have the bug here CentOS Linux 7.8.2003

Thanks Igor - I can't see an update to the Extension yet but I assume it will be available in the next hour or so. I'll check back then and update.

Good to hear an update is on the way. I assume this will be delivered via the Plesk Updater?

Thanks - the issue is that the slab memory creeps up over the course of a few hours. I'm looking for advice that is either (i) telling me that this is normal for Plesk and explaining why or (ii) telling me a good way to find out where the memory leak is coming from.

Hi all, This may not be a Plesk problem after all, but would welcome anyone's input. I have a VPS with a leading provider, running Plesk on Centos. In the Advanced Memory monitor on the Plesk FrontEnd I can see that after the server is restarted the Slab Memory starts to creep up slowly until...

1&1 have helped me with the firewall issue. Thanks for your assistance.

The blacklisting of the domain for email will affect trying to use SMTP via my server, but this is not an issue at the moment for me since I use Google SMTP. I had no idea the issue was so bad and I will look at what I can do moving forward. The Virtual Cloud host is 1and1 and I will contact...

And again, you write "but the reverse check of the IP "77.68.13.126" resolves to nowhere" but you don't give me any advice how to fix this.

So for example, you're pointing me to a KB article about which ports need to be open, but you're not giving me any advice on how to fix the problem. It might be obvious to you but it's not to me.

Thanks for getting back to me. Assume I know very little and you need to explain things simply to me. What is the first thing that you want me to do to try to help you understand what is going on?

Hi folks, Yesterday I migrated a virtual server running Plesk 12.5 to a virtual cloud server running Onyx. Everything has transferred over correctly (I've checked mail box sizes etc), I have repointed all the DNS records to the new IP address, but for almost 24 hours now I can't access my mail...

OK, how do I do that?

If I was to take a full server backup, remove Plesk (just the first option) from the autoinstaller and then reinstall it, would that reinstall the core components or would I lose the whole installation and have to set everything up again?

Anymore insight? If SMB is a core component, is there a way to force a reinstall of the core components?

So I've tried that with the bootstrapper and still no joy.

OK - Ran the repair tool. It fixed the following error. ------------ Checking the consistency of the Plesk database Inconsistency in the table 'smb_users' for the column subscriptionDomainId: No rows in the table 'domains' with id = 2 .. [WARNING] To see more details, run the command in...