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It is related to the recent Alma 9.4 -> 9.5 update.

It occurs independently from an enabled or disabled backup encryption and independently from FTP/FTPS settings. It affects not only the server backup, but all backup operations, including end user (subscriber) backups. It also has one more caveat: The failed remote backup is stored locally until...

@Sebahat.hadzhi This is critical, it will need a fast hotfix, because it leaves the affected servers without valid backups.

That is a known issue. Sometimes when a domain or subscription is removed, for unknown reasons the corresponding PHP configuration file is not removed. It then refers to non-existent directories which can lead to start failures of PHP-FPM.

Yes, please. I support this. New features are a nice-to-have, but the business is not about new features, but about reliability and trust. This can be achieved better by robustness of servers.

But there will be a solution for enabled outgoing mail limits, right? This is an essential feature for standard operations.