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Hello, I'm running Plesk 12.5.30 #22 on CentOS 7.2.1511. Out of the box, CentOS runs PHP 5.4, but for CLI I needed 5.6. Using '/path/to/php/5.6/version' didn't work properly. So I updated the CentOS PHP version to 5.6. But now I'm getting update errors. What can I do to get this fixed? Below...

Thnx for all help! But I don't think it is due to someone sending an email over and over again. If you look at the screenshot of the disk usage, every 5 minutes the usage grows with approximately 2GB. And this repeats over and over, until I stopped a php process that was extreem high on...

@PriyanA, nothing special in maillog. Only a "heartbeat" that checks every minute if the SMTP server is still alive. And a couple of emails received / send.

Hello, I just got an email from the healthmonitor that my disk of the VPS with Pleks 12.5 is almost full. So I was looking at it, and I saw that since ~12:45 something is eating my disk space. Also the CPU went sky high at the same moment. Looking at the processes, there was one php...

@IgorG, Another question regaring upgrading the PHP version of the OS. I'm running Plesk 12.5.30 on CentOS 7.2.1511. I updated the PHP version of CentOS by doing the following. # rpm -Uvh https://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/epel/epel-release-latest-7.noarch.rpm # rpm -Uvh...

@IgorG, Totally clear! Many thanks you for your support!

@IgorG, I understand that I can add that in front of my script. But what if I want to update the PHP CLI version to 5.6, so I don't need to add `/opt/plesk/php/5.6/bin/php` every time in front of my commands.

@IgorG, Aaah, now I understand. Yes, that might be an solution :) If I want, can I change the version op PHP CLI so that it is out of the box 5.6?

@IgorG Thanks, but what do I need to do to change the CLI version? And can I set the PHP CLI per domain?

Hello, I'm using multiple PHP versions on my Plesk installation. Now I noticed, that if I set a PHP version to 5.6 or 7.x, the CLI is not updated. This one stays on PHP 5.4.45. However, I'm running command line scripts that require at least 5.5.9. How will I be able to update the CLI version...

@trialotto I have no idea how to install those package by using the Plesk autoinstaller. Another question, why should I install these packages? Both servers are running fine after I restarted them. Will they "crash" again after a new update if I don't install these packages? For now my...

Server 1: Server 2: Server 3: To be honest, I don't understand a bit of what you are saying in point 1 through 5 o_O

@trialotto, See the details below: Server 1: Websites went down after MU23. I don't know what exactly went down. Plesk was working fine, website running on the VPS where all down. I though nginx was not running, started it with systemctl start nginx, no success. Server 2: Websites went down...

Same issue here with two VPS running on CentOS 7.1. Both server where unable so serve websites after the mu23 update, at 24 feb 03:45 (GMT +2). I have another VPS with CentOS 6.6 and this got the mu23 update at 22 feb 03:21 (GMT +2). This one had no issues after the update. My quick fix was to...

OK, I will do that! But Plesk 17... we are on 12.5 for now... How long would that take?

Hello IgoR, Below the output of you commands: What should I do? I stille don't understand why Plesk would allow me to do this, if there is not enough disk space. Also apologies for my language in the first thread!

1.8 GB

# df -h Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/mapper/vg_plesk-lv_root 145G 33G 105G 24% / tmpfs 1.9G 0 1.9G 0% /dev/shm /dev/vda1 477M 161M 292M 36% /boot /dev/mapper/vg_plesk-lv_tmp 488M...

Below a screenshot of of the disk space usage. I don't know what volume Plesk uses for this. The backup was around 1.8GB. I suppose, that if it first downloads the backup from FTP to the VPS and then to my computer, it would check the free disk space before starting.

Hello, Just something incredibly annoying happend. I wanted to download a backup, created by Plesk automatically every night. The backups are stored on a FTP location, but I clicked on the download link within the Plesk panel. It took 5 seconds, and after that, I got this: All sites running...