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@zed2007 To be honest, unless you have a monster of a database (which is quite unlikely with a Plesk instance), the default "configuration" is sufficient and optimization is not at all necessary ...... ....... so, no worries! Kind regards.... PS If you do have a monster of a database, then...

@J.Wick Can you provide an abbreviated sample of the directory structure? In essence, it is better to foscus on what is not backed up - this helps identifying the cause thereof. Nevertheless, I am not sure whether this is a bug : it can be very well related to the installation setup (or...

@raha.ab You have configured Apache to be very "free" in resource usage, probably causing the resource overusage and hence the timeouts and issues. The All Export plugin does not require such settings - not at all, never. In addition, the BIG QUESTION here is : which php config file did you...

@Peter Debik I could not agree more with @J.Wick ! In addition, Plesk Backup should be handling hidden directories and files a bit better, as opposed to spitting out error notifications for specific files/directories (and remarkably, for other hidden files/directories, the error notifications...

@JogoVogo The statement is to some extent correct, but also a bit out of context. A full backup will use a lot of space - that is correct. However, when using a full backup, the amount of space used by backups can be significantly reduced by using a limited number of backups to be stored...

@D4NY Apparently, the following applies (in chronological order) : 1 - you have a (second) "bad" domain, using SparkPost (a mail service) to send multiple mails to one or more mail addresses on your server, 2 - each and every mail is forwarded to a backup mail address on Gmail, with the...

@PeterKi, I am pretty sure that it is a language pack related issue on the host server used for hosting your vServers. It is safe to assume that the host server is German in terms of language and that package are installed in German by default. This can be persistent across vServer in a...

@D4NY Just block 54.36.113.226 with the firewall on all ports. Kind regards......

@D4NY You should NOT disable "recidive ban" (I think that you mean to say "recidive jail"). What is not clear to me : what is the IP of your own server? Could that be - coincidentally - 54.36.113.226???? If yes, then do NOT block your own IP address, not on via the Plesk firewall and not...

@D4NY, Are you familiar with the Plesk firewall extension? If so, then it would be recommended to start first by adding 54.36.113.226 193.24.210.61 to a firewall rule that blocks all traffic from these IPs to all ports. Fail2Ban is a good method to detect offending IPs and block them...

@PeterKi As @Peter Debik already explained, it could have something to do with cache/caching. However, in your case it might also be feasible that your server - dedicated server or virtual server? - is running with German language settings. You should make sure that the locale settings are...

In addition to what @Peter Debik stated, one has to ask themselves what one wants to achieve : restart Plesk server or restart THE server. In most cases, the restart of Plesk server is a poor substitute for rebooting THE server OR for restarting individual services. In essence, it is good...

@D4NY With respect to your question the answer is : no, not at all. You simply have a party sending or attempting to send spam or attempting hack into your mail system. Just ban a set of IP addresses and also add the string *@*.autos to your mail server black list .......... Kind...

@D4NY It is always a good idea to setup a Fail2Ban jail for these types of "unknown[IP address]" connections - prevent them from occurring anyway. However, that will not solve your issue completely, it will only reduce (not completely remove) a specific (sub-)set of malicious attempts. It...

@tulipe Be careful when messing about in my.cnf. Please read up on the config variables and especially their effects upon resource usage, such as memory. In addition, make sure that you understand the various config files in /etc/mysql/.. and the chronological order in which they are read...

@Kaspar, Even though I appreciate your reply, it is not a reply to the comment that I posted. Sure, I have read the links provided by you and my honest thoughts were "awful", "not again", "ah! that failed and withdrawn extension", "bloody surveys". The fact is that one cannot contribute...

@Bitpalast I fully agree with the core nature and content of your post - we do not trust what we cannot understand, so we want to understand what seems to be trusted. In real life, that what seems to be trusted .......... is often not to be trusted at all. People themselves primarily, in...

@Peter Debik I really appreciate this response! With respect to I have to admit that it is a leap forward, but these 2 components do not add value, given the facts that 1 - a centralized database and/or (distributed) network file system could have been realized by any well-seasoned...

@maartenv Thanks for providing a sample configuration. There are two items in your configuration that need some elaboration, at least in my opinion. The bantime.factor config setting can be anything, in your case it is 24 - that means incremental bantime of : 1d, 7d etc... In essence...

@Peter Debik First of all thank you for your elaborate response. I will respond to your answers, with those answers being quoted first. To a high degree, it is expected behavior. Nevertheless, there is a difference between the way the Ssl It extension deals with "suspended" and...