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Tried that multiple times. #yum reinstall passenger -y ......... Reinstall 1 Package(s) Total download size: 2.4 M Installed size: 7.8 M Downloading Packages: passenger-6.0.4-1.el6.x86_64.rpm...

Hi guys, Wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction. I'm getting the following error on my Plesk panel ever since Obsidian upgrade (CentOS 6.10): Error: New configuration files for the Apache web server were not created due to the errors in configuration templates: nginx...

Nothing in the configs [(12:09:58) /etc/proftpd.d]# ls 50-plesk.conf 55-passive-ports.conf ssl.conf [(12:09:59) /etc/proftpd.d]# grep -Rl SFTPEngine [(12:10:03) /etc/proftpd.d]#

Yes, I have. Followed it to the letter - no joy. Thus posting here. Something changed during the update and I can't figure out what exactly. Edit: After further poking around and playing with the settings I can confirm that it's not a port issue. It has something to do with how proFTP...

So, I updated the server to plesk v17.8.11 last night. Ever since I can't connect to it over the FTP. More accurately, I can establish the connection, but can't get the directory listings as the connection then times out. Filezilla log: Status: Resolving address of plesk.domain.tld Status...

Thanks for the explanation. I might just try that.

looks like there's nothing related to fail2ban in /etc/sysconfig # ls /etc/sysconfig | grep fail2ban # Wouldn't the total number of log it would need to load still be the same though and still take the same amount of time to load? Or is the timeout value per jail, not for the entire process?

Hi guys, Having trouble loading more that 2 jails - fail2ban times out when starting. There are just too many logs to read. I need to increase the TimeoutStartSec value, but I can't find where this should go. As per Fail2Ban hangs on start: Action already exists or fail2ban.service start...

I understand that part. However, there seem to be a lot of people having to do just that because Plesk still haven't implemented a feature that's been out for years.

Interesting. Plesk's own 1.11.10 sw-nginx comes with passenger support, but it's suddenly a "non-trivial" issue when people want a newer version of nginx that supports ALPN for HTTP2.

Yeah, only by people with the same issue. To which the answer given by IgorG is "If you're not using it, delete the config." Don't think I haven't gone through the forums before posting. Great! What if I AM using it?

It's not. I didn't follow that specific guide, but this one is pretty much the same and doesn't include the passenger module either: --add-module=/usr/local/src/ngx_cache_purge \ --add-module=/usr/local/src/headers-more-nginx-module \ --add-module=/usr/local/src/memc-nginx-module \...

A few months ago I compiled 1.13.6 for our Plesk server using a guide I found somewhere here (can't find it right now). It all worked fine until I needed to run an internal site on node.js. Turns out, the guide I used didn't include the 'passenger' module and now I'm trying to recompile it with...

Panic over: Plesk login page is blank

Hi Guys, Having a bad day here. As of this morning the user login page is no longer loading. I can see the page title and SSL cert loading but the page remains blank with "Waiting for plesk.domain.tld..." staying in the corner indefinitely. Happening in multiple locations, on multiple machines...

Doesn't work. I meant Additional Directives when I said "directives".

Migrating a WordPress site from an nginx-powered Ubuntu 14.04 server to Plesk Onyx 17.5 (CentOS). I've set the site to be served by nginx-FPM only (no proxy mode) and that seems to work. The issue is the legacy server has custom rewrite rules in the .vhost file and I can't get them to work on...

Experimented a bit with FastCGI and FPM - setting the hosting options to serve all content via nginx with FPM seems to dramatically improve the TTFB times: # curl -s -w '\nLookup time:\t\t%{time_namelookup}\nConnect time:\t\t%{time_connect}\nSSL handshake time:\t%{time_appconnect}\nPre-Transfer...

http://ckp-dev.plesk.4pm.ie/ as an example.

Hi Guys, Getting really high Time-To-First-Byte as of late. Sometimes over 40 seconds (even from localhost): # curl -s -w '\nLookup time:\t\t%{time_namelookup}\nConnect time:\t\t%{time_connect}\nSSL handshake time:\t%{time_appconnect}\nPre-Transfer time:\t%{time_pretransfer}\nRedirect...