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- m4 1.4.16-10.el7 from base repo (previous version: 1.4.16-9.el7 from unknown repo) - mailx 12.5-19.el7 from base repo (previous version: 12.5-12.el7_0 from unknown repo) - make 1:3.82-23.el7 from base repo (previous version: 1:3.82-21.el7 from unknown repo) - mesa-libEGL 17.2.3-8.20171019.el7...

- kmod 20-21.el7 from base repo (previous version: 20-5.el7 from base repo) - kmod-libs 20-21.el7 from base repo (previous version: 14-10.el7 from unknown repo) - kpartx 0.4.9-119.el7 from base repo (previous version: 0.4.9-85.el7 from base repo) - krb5-devel 1.15.1-19.el7 from updates repo...

Also, here is the list I got in the email this morning about what updates were run automatically and may have caused the issue (?). The following packages were successfully updated: - ImageMagick 6.7.8.9-15.el7_2 from base repo (previous version: 6.7.8.9-10.el7 from base repo) - acl...

I'm starting a new thread because I realize I was posting in one technically marked as resolved. I upgraded to Plesk Onyx yesterday - everything went smoothly, so it seemed. The system automatically updated this morning and restarted, apparently, because when I got into the office I realized...

in /user/lib/systemd/system there is also no named-chroot.service there is only named.service Edit: note that because of this, there seems to also be no /var/named/chroot folder, which is giving the error in when I run plesk repair dns... I am not sure how to solve this issue, and I'm not sure...

Upon further investigation, I can't even complete the final step of starting named-chroot.service because apparently it does not exist? I tried looking for the file /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/named-chroot.service -- and it does not exist. .... I am not sure why? Do I need to...

I looked at this thread but the named.conf line 10 directory says directory "/var/named"; (and not "/var/named/chroot/var")

we don't really have much on the server... available space is 571G (out of 600)

Just tried that, didn't work. Error: Restore the DNS configuration file from '/var/named/chroot/etc/named.conf.default'? [Y/n] Y Restoring the DNS configuration file '/var/named/chroot/etc/named.conf' .............................. [2018-08-01 10:21:37.973] ERR [util_exec]...

Can you tell me how you fixed this issue?: The NS configuration file '/var/named/run-root/etc/named.conf' is absent ............................................................ [ERROR] I am getting the same set of errors. I upgraded Plesk Onyx successfully yesterday, then went home, and when...

I have Apache Solr running on port 8983 of the domain root (i.e. http://domain:8983/solr/#/), and all I want nginx for is to reverse proxy so I can set up user authentication ONLY for the solr admin console. (I can't do basic authentication directly in the solr files because that then prevents...

Will the above work if I'm on a VPS? I need to Reverse Proxy because I still want to be able to access the admin console from anywhere. I don't want it ONLY accessible to a single IP.

I don't quite understand - the port 8983 is open for the solr admin console/panel. It works fine. The problem is that this means the whole world can also access it if they just add 8983 to the address. I want to make the admin console secure so the outside world can NOT see it, ever.

Hi, I need to set up a reverse proxy for the solr admin console (solr 5.3.1), which is on a separate port (8983) but totally open to the outside world (yikes). I can't just firewall the port or solr basic authentication because a site on port 80 accesses it (php scripts use it search the index)...

Well, it's not a huge deal, so I think I won't do anything about it right now. Could you just explain to me where the fullchain.pem could be found?

Hi, finally have another chance to work on this issue. I tried the above and not sure why, but it didn't work. First, when I open the downloaded certificate and copy the contents to create an SSL to secure Plesk, it saves it using the domain initially associated with it, and not the one I...

I forgot to mention that I did try that - I downloaded and tried to upload the certificate another time. However, when I go to upload I run into this error: "Unable to find the appropriate private key for the certificate." ...I agree that we should eventually upgrade to Onyx. Unfortunately I...

Ah ha. That seems be the problem. There are no certificates to choose from besides default (which doesn't work). Are they automatically supposed to be here? (And yes SSL support is enabled in the domains) I see them within the domain hosting settings, so the certificate is there but not in the...

I appreciate your help, it fixed the first problem, but I am very confused now. So, we do have a unique domain name, it's the one I mentioned earlier in this thread. I am able to secure that through Let's Encrypt without a problem. It's just the Plesk panel I can't figure out...

Thanks for this - just getting to making the change now. Can I ask a follow-up? When you say create a subdomain with "/etc/hostname" do you mean go to "Domains" and choose "Add a subdomain"? It then forces me to add it under the only domain I have on this server... or am I missing a step? Or is...