Issue I can't enable Smart static files

[HoracioS]

Server operating system version

Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS

Plesk version and microupdate number

18.0.56 #3

Because running 'plesk bin apache --listen-on-localhost true' breaks PHP '$_SERVER["SERVER_ADDR"]', I moved a site to NGINX.
Here is where the issue with NGINX begins. The 'Smart static files processing' loses the accent mark no matter how I mark and save it. Is there an error somewhere? It's a new installation of Plesk on ARM.
I am attaching the screenshots.

Best regards,
Horacio

 

[mizar]

Hello!

It's quite strange, on my 18.0.56#3 Ubuntu 22 aarch64 box disabling proxy mode doesn't affect Smart static files processing. However, smart static files processing is only matters when the site runs in nginx + apache mode (Proxy mode on), so if you plan to stick on nginx, you can ignore this checkbox.

Meanwhile, Plesk 18.0.56#3 include fix for $_SERVER["SERVER_ADDR"] for php-fpm on modern versions Apache.

 

[HoracioS]

Meanwhile, Plesk 18.0.56#3 include fix for $_SERVER["SERVER_ADDR"] for php-fpm on modern versions Apache.

Yes, but a website that needs to view the public IP address in PHP '$_SERVER["SERVER_ADDR"]' returns 127.0.0.1 instead of the public IP address if it's running on Apache, which is why it requires NGINX.

 

[mizar]

Yes, but a website that needs to view the public IP address in PHP '$_SERVER["SERVER_ADDR"]' returns 127.0.0.1 instead of the public IP address if it's running on Apache, which is why it requires NGINX.

Yes, that's exactly this issue issue addressed in 18.0.56#3. However, you need to use php-fpm served by Apache and may be need to rebuild apache configs after applying the fix via plesk repair web domain.tld

 

[HoracioS]

Yes, that's exactly this issue issue addressed in 18.0.56#3. However, you need to use php-fpm served by Apache and may be need to rebuild apache configs after applying the fix via plesk repair web domain.tld

This is the problem with this fix. You can see other posts like this one: Resolved - Running plesk bin apache --listen-on-localhost true breaks PHP $_SERVER["SERVER_ADDR"];