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Have a look at this article: https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/12377346046999-Unable-to-read-mail-in-Horde-or-Roundcube-on-Plesk-for-Linux-Cannot-allocate-memory-due-to-vsz-limit

I understand what you would like to know, as it's a very technical issue. Currently, the only articles are these two: - (Plesk for Linux) Cgroups Manager - How to Use Cgroups Manager to Increase Website Performance Through Resource Isolation on Linux - Plesk These articles provide a good...

The Horde Webmail project is still active but appears to be in a somewhat static state. There is a bug in Horde Webmail 5.2.22 that still hasn't been fixed: https://www.sonarsource.com/blog/horde-webmail-account-takeover-via-email/ So, my advice should be to switch to Roundcube and disable...

I think it's better to switch to Postfix on the source server before migrating to the new server. Make sure to have a backup before you do this. I can't find the Plesk support article, so I link @danami's article: https://docs.danami.com/warden/basics/qmail-to-postfix

This is the translated message: "You already have an LTS version. Plesk automatically updates your MariaDB/MySQL installation to newer versions with patches."

What you could do is: - Email Gmail from your webmail and check if that works. - Add an extra entry to the SPF record: v=spf1 ip4:your-server-ip include:_spf.google.com ~all

Have you tried this? It gives a detailed report of email issues: https://aboutmy.email/

I've done this in the past, I see no reason why it shouldn't be possible on the latest Plesk version.

You raise a valid point about informing users, but the challenge is identifying the right moment to do so. In many cases, users might not seek help before making changes or might involve a third party who lacks direct communication with us. Given this, having a system-level restriction or...

Some users start fiddling with file permissions when their website doesn't work as expected. Plesk might want to implement this.

Your screenshot shows Cgroups, which can be used in Service plans.

You can use Cgroups to limit resources on the server: https://www.plesk.com/blog/product-technology/how-to-use-cgroups-manager-increase-website-performance-through-resource-isolation-linux/

Please get in touch with Plesk Support so they can investigate the issue directly on the server. To sign in to support please go to https://support.plesk.com If you bought your license from a reseller, your reseller should provide support for you. If the reseller does not offer support, here...

Plesk only supports LTS (Long Time Support) versions of MariaDB. I advise you to wait until Plesk officially supports MariaDB 11.4.

The scheduled tasks in Plesk are not logged in /var/log/cron but in /var/log/plesk/task-manager.log. This is a common misunderstanding but I hope this clarifies your issue. This is an overview of all Plesk-related log files...

Hmm, that's weird. You should have seen this, with the option to buy a support subscription (1st month free):

Have you tried using Plesk Repair? If that doesn't work, please contact Plesk Support so they can investigate the issue directly on the server. To sign in to support please go to https://support.plesk.com If you bought your license from a reseller, your reseller should provide support for you...

I've tried this on an Almalinux system and it works as expected. Is the DNS server running? You can check that via Tools & Settings -> Services Management

Have you tried uploading and installing the PECL package using this article? https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/15233115709463-How-to-install-PECL-packages-in-Plesk This is the location where you can download the oci8 package: https://pecl.php.net/package/oci8

I've found this article that seems to describe the issue you're having: https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/12388285623703-Plesk-update-completes-with-a-Warning-Information-on-some-packages-might-not-be-actual-inconsistencies-were-detected-in-the-system-s-package-manager-database