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This was asked a while ago - please take a look at http://talk.plesk.com/threads/database-copying-between-subscriptions-missing-in-plesk-12.333297/#post-780940 .

Are you sure, that you have installed apcu in the context of the desired php version? E.g. (for php 5.6.10, untested): 1. Install the corresponding php devel-package 2. Install apcu in the context of the right php-version: cd /opt/plesk/php/5.6/bin ./pecl config-set php_ini...

With option 1 I mean the first of the three available options for sending mails in the mailserver-settings. You might get trouble sending out mails using the corresponding domain names in EHLO/HELO (the second option for sending mails in the mailserver settings), because some Providers (like...

You can configure as many hostnames via DNS as you want, but the server itself has only one hostname configured (/etc/hostname). And you should really use the default plesk-configuration to send mails via the main server ip and the server's hostname (option 1). Otherwise the chances would be...

Have a look at http://download1.parallels.com/Plesk/Doc/en-US/online/plesk-administrator-guide/70668.htm#

What about your error logs with the default include_path? Something interesting in there? As I wrote above - I have several owncloud installations (7.x & 8.x) running fine with the default include_path as shown in the screenshot above. Same configuration on all servers.

Why should an additional path in include_path generate errors? It would not be a limit in any way. I think your installation-error must have other reasons.

Who wrote php-fpm? Try the include_path and open_basedir that I attached as pictures above.

Im running Owncloud with PHP v5.5 provided by Plesk via mod_fcgid - have a look at the screenshots.

You can configure all via the Plesk-Panel - no need to make any changes / additions manually. I'm running several owncloud installations on my servers without any problems.

Both, the include_path and the open_basedir, can be set via Plesk Panel in service packages, add-ons for service packages and also per VHost. Don't edit something manually via command line.

Example for PHP 5.6.10: #1 - Open http://autoinstall.plesk.com/PHP_5.6.10/ in your browser and determine the full url of the devel-package for your distribution, e.g. CentOS 7...

#1 - Find out which mpm you are running Have a look at '/etc/httpd/conf.modules.d/00-mpm.conf' to find out which mpm is active (the one, that is not commented - prefork, worker or event). If you are running prefork it would be a good idea to switch to worker mpm - I'm running mpm-event (stable...

You can also upgrade to the new version by running 'apt-get install mysql-server'. If that does not work, run 'apt-get install mysql-server-5.5'. Don't forget the backup :)

You could try the following: Open /etc/sw-cp-server/config and raise the limits for the fastcgi_buffers - for example: fastcgi_buffers 32 32k; fastcgi_buffer_size 64k; Then save your changes and restart psa: service psa restart EDIT: Just saw you tried that already

Which distribution and version are you running?

You have to adjust the apache mpm configuration to allow more clients.

The solution would be to use a valid dns-template or at least add an a-record to that zone. Are you using plesk as primary dns for that domain?

You have installed v5.1.73-1 and v5.5.x (a new major version) is available - that is the reason for the message (the following packages have been kept back...), because 'apt-get upgrade' does not install new major versions. You can install the new major version (v5.5.x) by running 'apt-get...

What is the output of... dpkg -l | grep mysql-server and apt-cache search mysql-server ?