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J.Wick
Regular Pleskian
- Server operating system version
- Rocky LInux 8.6
- Plesk version and microupdate number
- 18.0.46 Update #1
What I'm about to discuss took me literally a full day of troubleshooting.
Last week I migrated Plesk and clients from Centos 7.9 to Rocky Linux 8.6.
Trying to set up the FTPS (Non-PASV) settings in Plesk Backup would not connect fully. The curl command the Plesk error suggested worked at the command line. I have my FTPS on a random port 2121.
I figured out how to enable to log the firewall and saw all the connections getting dropped.
I disabled SELinux, and everything worked.
I'd like to utilize as much security as possible.
How can I learn of these SELinux conflicts and make exceptions with Plesk?
It would be nice to have Plesk report these errors instead of having to burn a full day figuring it out.
Last week I migrated Plesk and clients from Centos 7.9 to Rocky Linux 8.6.
Trying to set up the FTPS (Non-PASV) settings in Plesk Backup would not connect fully. The curl command the Plesk error suggested worked at the command line. I have my FTPS on a random port 2121.
I figured out how to enable to log the firewall and saw all the connections getting dropped.
I disabled SELinux, and everything worked.
I'd like to utilize as much security as possible.
How can I learn of these SELinux conflicts and make exceptions with Plesk?
It would be nice to have Plesk report these errors instead of having to burn a full day figuring it out.
