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- Server operating system version
- Debian 10.13
- Plesk version and microupdate number
- 18.0.59 #2
Hi.
I have a URL scheduled task for https://mydomain.es/crontask/myscript.php
"mydomain.es" root directory is password protected .
"crontask" directory have .htaccess file with: "Require all granted"
This was working fine until yesterday, after I changed PHP handler to test something from 8.3 FastCGI to 8.2 FastCGI and then back again to 8.3 FastCGI.
Now the scheduled task return 401 Authorization Required.
I think Plesk is not even trying to visit the URL, because there no log for mydomain.es in access_log, access_ssl_log or error_log.
Adding user
assword to the URL work fine https://user:[email protected]/crontask/myscript.php but I would like not to do it.
What is happening?
I have a URL scheduled task for https://mydomain.es/crontask/myscript.php
"mydomain.es" root directory is password protected .
"crontask" directory have .htaccess file with: "Require all granted"
This was working fine until yesterday, after I changed PHP handler to test something from 8.3 FastCGI to 8.2 FastCGI and then back again to 8.3 FastCGI.
Now the scheduled task return 401 Authorization Required.
I think Plesk is not even trying to visit the URL, because there no log for mydomain.es in access_log, access_ssl_log or error_log.
Adding user
assword to the URL work fine https://user:[email protected]/crontask/myscript.php but I would like not to do it.What is happening?