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    Question Run a nodejs server internally without exposing online

    Hi. I'm moving from Pterodactyl to Plesk and I was wondering if it's possible to run a nodejs server internally (without exposing it to a domain) - so the nodejs server running on the domain can communicate with it, but it won't be publicly accessible. I suppose if not I'll have to expose it...
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    Issue [Plesk Obsidian] Internal redirects are now public?

    Hi there, Since we have updated plesk to obsidian, internal redirects (specified by .htaccess file) are public redirects: https://example.com/en/home -> https :// example.com/?q=en/home The browser of the user actually gets redirected by an internal redirect... Are internal redirects...
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