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Plesk 10.4.4 | Behind firewall

fearz

Regular Pleskian
Hello,

Since Plesk 10.4 (Prior to 10.3) I am not able to connect to my control panel from behind firewalls that block plesk port...

Is there anyone who has a similar successful configuration?
 
Thank you for your fast response, but no...

I meant that I want to access my control panel while I am behind a firewall that blocks outgoing plesk port...

There was a way of editing vhost.conf & vhost_ssl.conf - since I upgraded to Plesk 10.4 - it stopped working, although both conf files are the same...
 
and to be more specific, since 10.4.4 update exactly this problem appeared, now what have you done to vhost.conf & vhost_ssl.conf ? it seems like it is ignored or something
 
when i moved my conf files from /var/www/vhosts/domain.com/subdomains/sub/conf to /var/www/vhosts/subdomain/conf - it worked, now WHY did you guys moved this?

What if my client want to have custom configs like what I did? how will he access that dir if its not in home directory???
 
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