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Hi Kaspar, thanks for your response. I don't know why I've not looked in Task Manager before. There is nothing in the bug icon and there are no failed Event handler with ID '1' for event 'cp_user_login' entries.

So it appears to only be affecting one server of mine and the error happens for every user I try. The server has since been updated to Plesk Obsidian 18.0.59 Update #2 and I've carried out a Plesk Diagnose & Repair and I've repaired the installation, to no avail.

For additional context, the affected server is the same server that continues to suffer from this strange issue Resolved - "Internal server error" when trying to change subscription system username

Hello, I have this set up identically on two of my servers, works on one but not the other: Contents of /usr/local/psa/bin/event_plesk_user_logged_in.sh, where example is my email address. #!/bin/bash mail -s "Plesk user logged in" example@example.com <<< "${NEW_CONTACT_NAME}" Permissions...

I had to make the CSS selectors a bit more specific because it was catching other panels around the Plesk UI in situations when the page was not a full browser load, but JavaScript load (e.g. location changed with the History API). And thus, the regex can be more broad. @-moz-document...

RSS feed of changelog has arrived, thanks. https://docs.plesk.com/release-notes/obsidian/change-log/rss.xml Formatting needs some work though :confused:

Edit (above regexp was too greedy): @-moz-document regexp(".+?:8443/smb/log-file/browser/.*") { /*{}*/ .pul-panel--expanded .pul-panel__content { display: none ! important; } .pul-panel--collapsed .pul-panel__content { display: block ! important; } }

I reversed the CSS 'logic' in my userContent.css, for anyone interested @-moz-document regexp(".*:8443/smb/log-file/browser/.*") { /*{}*/ .pul-panel--expanded .pul-panel__content { display: none ! important; } .pul-panel--collapsed .pul-panel__content { display: block ! important; } }

Indeed, I could :) I'll take that as a no, there is not a way currently :D

Is there a way in Panel.ini or settings to permanently hide or collapse the UI panel that appears at the top of the website logs? I find I'm collapsing it manually 99% of times that I go to look at website logs in Plesk. It does not stay collapsed the next time I go into website logs (i.e...

Thanks. I'll just workaround with a new subscription and move the domains over. I'll remind myself to check what happens on the next vanilla server / Plesk installation from our supplier.

Please could you provide a link?

Okay, I tried: # ps -u system_username Where system_username is the username in question. But it just returns an empty list -- before and after attempting to change the system username.

Thanks for your time, Peter. I checked the Plesk tab in Log Browser. There was indeed another process blocking it. However, when I look for the process ID in SSH Terminal, it appears not to exist. So I guess some process starts up when the renaming request happens..? # ps -fp 449653 UID...

Hi Peter, Thanks for your quick response. I tried the following: Suspend the domain (there is only one domain in this Subscription) Disable the domain Suspend the Subscription All produced the same result/error as described above.

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Username: TITLE "Internal server error" when trying to change subscription system username PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE CPU Intel Xeon Processor (Skylake, IBRS) (2 core(s)) Version Plesk Obsidian v18.0.57_build1800231218.09 os_RedHat el8 Operating System AlmaLinux...

Thanks, Peter. Is there a list of these types of flags somewhere?

Yep :)

Username: TITLE New Sitejet promos showing despite setting in panel.ini PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE Plesk Obsidian v18.0.57_build1800231128.16 os_CentOS 7, CentOS Linux 7.9.2009 (Core), Intel(R) Xeon(R) Gold 5120 CPU @ 2.20GHz (2 core(s)) PROBLEM DESCRIPTION...