Recent content by Raul A.

Hi, Sounds like simple view is enabled. Try the following: plesk bin poweruser -o -simple false -lock-simple-mode false

In Plesk you can have the mail service enabled or disabled for a given domain. The 3rd option will disable the mail service and will delete the local email adresses allong with the already received emails...

Open a support ticket with them to check if it's enabled. Any VPN solution will need it enabled.

Are you running Plesk in a container? If so, you will need to enable the TUN/TAP capability for the container from the hypervisor level.

It will work in the same way. Just add the port to your URL: https://plesk.server.com:8443. Cloudflare will accept the connection on port 8443 and will forward to your IP address. You will want to "Allow IP address changes during a single session " since Cloudflare will cycle the source IP...

In Putty's case, you can send keepalive requests: The disconnect is most likely caused by your local router, killing the conntrack entry.

In your Cloudflare DNS zone you have something like this: You point your domain name to your public IP address, which is not on your Pleks server. You can do this with any number of domain names. When Proxied is enabled, the visitors will receive the Cloudflare IP address from the DNS zone and...

Please provide additional context. What actions were performed when the error was observed?

Hi, You can install it via PECL. Just go to Tools & Settings > PHP Settings > PHP 8.3 > Manage PECL Packages

What MariaDB version are you using? Older versions are known to allocate RAM and never release it.

Hi, The Nginx Virtual Host looks like this: server { listen x.x.x.x:443 ssl; http2 on; server_name example.net; server_name www.example.net; server_name ipv4.example.net; ssl_certificate /usr/local/psa/var/certificates/***...

You need to set the php settings in that location. Once that location is matched, the other location that handles PHP requests is no longer matched thus any PHP file in /secure will be treated like a plain txt file, exposing the php source rather the generated output. You could enable Proxy Mode...

It sounds like all the database service connection slots get used up. By default, you should have 200 connections and 150 connections per user, so that no single user can use up all the connection slots. Can you run the following when it happens? plesk db "show full processlist"

Plesk repair mail also restarted Dovecot throughout the repair process. That is why the service recovered after running it. A simple systemctl start dovecot would have had the same result. I have noo idea whythe Dovecott service was not enabled and since when.

systemctl enable dovecot