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can you provide more details about those fails ? there is a log file in /install folder, can you post its content ?

Plesk 18.0.35 on Centos 8 I am trying to convert it to AllaLinux following this tutorial Migrate To AlmaLinux From CentOS 8 Using Almalinux-deploy Script - OSTechNix When i run the command I got the errors:

So we have a decision from Plesk ? Change Log for Plesk Obsidian Plesk can now be installed on AlmaLinux OS. It is now possible to migrate servers on AlmaLinux OS.

Did you enabled webmail for that domain ?

On a server with Centos 8.2 updates managed by Plesk dnf update return a list of package for Centos 8.3 But Plesk says that there are no new packages Should I update the packages with dnf ?

I would go for Centos 8 for the moment. Centos 7 simply does not worth the effort, too old. And will wait everybody for Facebook's decision, they are the biggest consumers of Centos 8 .

I presume that in your virtual host, where you are trying to install laravel, you have php 7.2, not 7.4 You can check and swith PHP version in Plesk -> subscriptions -> domain.com -> PHP settings The command php -v is not relevant in the virtual host context in Plesk.

Can be fixed by running from CLI the : plesk repair db -verbose But when is about to modify data in Plesk database, is always a good idea to ask first :-)

Centos 8.2, LXC container After upgrade to 18.0.30 I got the below warning when i run the Diagnose tool: Checking the consistency of the Plesk database Inconsistency in the table 'smb_roleServicePermissions' for the column servicePermissionId: No rows in the table 'smb_servicePermissions' with...

Well, ok then This remind me of the same situation related to .svn folders years ago and the solution was the same: in global Apache config deny all for any .svn folders

I wonder why do you have a .git folder in your domain public folder ? Best practice for the past 10 years or so [for PHP apps at least] is to keep /vendor folder and other important folders and files outside public folder

I tested Plesk on Centos 8 using LXC in proxmox, is working flawless, only you need to install first: ssh and hostname Because Proxmox LXC Centos 8 image does not have it

Is a lack of coordination between the moment when the server is trying to renew the key and the moment when the payment crons runs on Plesk side. Example: Your monthly license expire on 13th of the month. Then on May 13 at 1 AM, your server is trying to renew the license, but there is no new...

That's annoying for me too. i am usually using subdomains, without www . mysubdomain.example.com I do not set an A record for www.mysubdomain.example.com And i keep getting daily emails with subject: Could not issue/renew Let`s Encrypt certificates for Administrator *...

check if you have SSH installed ( and running) on that server by default, Centos 8 came without SSH

AFTER enabling "PHP from OS vendor", No errors. Still no updates , even if i am on Centos 8.0 and i am expecting an update to Centos 8.1 But that is another story

AFTER enabling "PHP from OS vendor", all the below output is different. But i need to wait a bit in order to try to update again. BEFORE: i have enabled only PHP 7.4 and 7.3 , and NO "PHP from OS vendor" The below is the output without "PHP from OS vendor".

Everything else is working fine for the moment. Those are test servers ( trial licenses) so is not that important to have that fixed now. I have 2 different Centos 8.0 with latest Plesk: OS CentOS Linux 8.0.1905 (Core) Product Plesk Obsidian Version 18.0.25 Update #2, LXC containers...

I can recommend a good reading , for start How Unix Works: Become a Better Software Engineer

I would recommend you to try to install it on Centos 8.0 , not 8.1 Until the next minor release of Plesk.