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Thank you, @Hangover2 . I was unable to replicate the issue on a test server. Unfortunately, I cannot suggest another reason for the issue apart from lack of rights. If you have the option, please get in touch with Plesk support so they can take a further look directly on the server.

Thank you. That looks right. Unfortunately, I am not sure what else could be causing the issue.

Hello, @lema . Could you please try adding the following lines to the panel.ini file: [notification] senderAddress=<custom email address>

Hello, Steven. Could you please try running the repair utility via the command line and confirm if it returns the same output: plesk repair all -y

@Hangover2 , thank you for the confirmation. Can you please also confirm your OS and Plesk version?

@Erwan , could you please execute the following command and confirm what the owner and group of the file are: ls -l /etc/domainkeys/domain.com/default

Hi, @WSNHosting . Maybe this article could help narrowing down the source(s): How to identify spam source on Plesk for Linux Server

@forgie , your custom settings in panel.ini should be preserved and remain unaffected after a Plesk update.

Thank you for the update. Are you logged in with an admin account or a reseller account? If an admin, could you please double-check whether restricted mode is enabled?

Hi, @Hangover2 . The "Hosting performance settings management" setting should be still present under "Show more available permissions" on the right. If you don't see please let me know what's your OS and Plesk version, so I can take a further look. Thank you in advance.

Hello, @enthu19 . Starting with the September 2025 update, Windows Server 2025 no longer includes Windows PowerShell 2.0, however, the same is needed by Web Deploy. We do have a registered bug with ID PPPM-15153 about this issue. Until the issue is resolved, please follow this workaround...

Thank you for the report, Peter. I forward it to our engineers for further review. I will follow-up with more details as soon as possible.

Thank you for the report, @Jens Johansson . I forwarded it to our engineers for further review. I will follow-up with more details as soon as possible.

@Denie , judging by the screenshot it is possible for some tables to have failed to automatically upgrade. You can manually upgrade them with the following command: MYSQL_PWD=`cat /etc/psa/.psa.shadow` mysql_upgrade -uadmin

Guys, the issue is fixed now and you should be able to upload images. Please give it a try in this thread and let me know if there are any further issues. Thank you.

@Killug , thank you for your patience. Our team determined the root cause of the issue and the same was fixed in the latest release of PHP Composer extension 1.3.4. In the new extension version Composer was updated to version 2.8.12. You can update the extension following the instructions from...

Hi, apologies for not following up on this. After the last discussion we has with our team, the case was indeed qualified as a bug with ID PPPM-15078. The "Not configured" option is applied to newly created subscriptions if the Ability to change mail settings option is disabled in service plan...

Hi, @Bobbbb . Could you please confirm through what URL is the server accessed at the point of "Reset password" submission (i.e. hostname or server IP? Also, is the server in question behind a NAT? Thank you in advance.

Hello, @RodStr . Could you please confirm what are the applications you are interested in so I can further check what the best alternative for Windows environment will be? Thank you in advance.

Hello, @Thomas Oryon . As far as I am aware, there is a way to limit the network bandwidth for the server as a whole, but I don't think there's a way to limit the bandwidth per plan on OS/hardware level.