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How to change default web directory from httpdocs to another directory? Currently Plesk is only looking for public website facing content in the httpdocs/ directory. This needs to change. Either on a per-domain basis or globally on the server. How do we do this?

Any ideas?

Very similar to this request: Add/remove Fail2ban for additional Administrator accounts . And that was back in 2020, surely there's been progress since then?

How to set that other admin level Plesk users are able to also set and unblock IPs on the fail2ban system? I can set/clear IP Blocks when logged in as the primary admin, but other admins have a fail2ban button on their log in but the button only goes to a "permission denied" screen. The...

How do I update my Original post on this forum to mark it as "Resolved" when an answer works. I can't edit the original post after 4 minutes. So its still marked as an issue. How do I fix this?

I got it to work : In sshd_config change / ensure that :

@King555 I also hadn't see the age of the thread when I replied!

I know there are a LOT of SSH issues on here already, but they mostly seem to head back to sshd_config allow root login = yes. This has been done. My issue is this: This is root access using password on the Migrator Screen. 1) Does enabling 2FA on root Web interface login make a...

Also there was an issue that SELinux needed to be updated with the new port number and this was not done so the whole thing was failing by default. This issue is not mentioned at all on the Plesk documentation page linked above.

@Kaspar thank you for you reply, yes I think my wording was imprecise. upon closer investigation I think I have found that I had been editing the ssh_config not the sshd_config file as intended.

Thanks. Well on the one hand it's good to see this is possible... on the other hand.... the Plesk user interface leaves a lot to be desired in terms of usability Anyway, thank you for answering and showing me where these things are hidden!

I am used to using EasyApache4 for selecting, installing and removing PHP modules as required for any PHP major version. Moving across to Plesk it appears this whole concept doesn't exist on Plesk. What can be done instead? 1. EasyApache had a list of all available modules per PHP version...

AND I am finding that ports I blocked on the firewall (port 995 / POP3 port) are still in LISTEN mode on the linux terminal command. Why is the firewall being ignored?

Further, running netstat -lntu I can see that the server is NOT listening on the ports defined in the firewall despite the firewall claiming their open. How do I get Plesk to actually establish a port is open to incoming or outgoing traffic?

I have found opening terminal and viewing the linux list of open ports to work: netstat -lntu in the terminal window.

Thank you. `firewalld` is not installed. I am using the Plesk "Firewall" extension which creates a "firewall" button on the "Tools and Settings" menu, I have opened the port both incoming and outgoing and TCP/UDP but the connection to the port is refused for my remote connector.

How can I open a custom port on Plesk should I need to?

@Kaspar oh fantastic that's exactly what I'm looking for. Thank you!!

I have found terminal --> netstat -lntu instruction lists all open LISTENING ports. I have not found how to change the status of any port.

Question is in the title. I want to know How to list all current Open Ports on Plesk Obsidian ? Currently I can see no way of informing me which ports are open and which are closed. How can I also then open a custom port should I need to? The only reference to "firewall" I can find in Plesk...