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Hard to tell much from that. Once you subtract out the cached, you've got about 675MB of memory that is actually being used. Can you see what processes are consuming it? Is there anything besides the website running on the server? How popular is the website?

10.x lease licenses also work with 11.x. No new license is needed.

Was following up on "I've confirmed the sucessful installation of my SSL cert and it works fine in Fifefox, safari, chrome, opera... just not IE" - just trying to determine where it broken and where its not. So, it is broken in IE across all Windows, but on the Mac side, it is broken in Safari...

The desktop OS on which you're running IE. Is it Windows XP?

Are you running Windows XP?

SNI was added to Plesk 10.2. That said, both 10.1.1 and 10.2 are very old versions. Our latest 10.x version is Plesk 10.4 (and actually, Plesk 11.0 was released today). I would recommend updating then trying again: 10.x: www.parallels.com/download/plesk/10 11.x...

DrWeb is a virus scanning tool. It is extremely common for virus scanning tools to falsely identify each other (when scanning one another) as containing virus signatures (because, of course, they scan for them).

Not sure what you mean. As you see above, our lead WPB developer reproduced the issue and confirmed the upcoming fix within a couple days of the original post.

Plesk does not work on Ubuntu 11.04. Check our system requirements here: www.parallels.com/products/plesk/requirements

These typically mean the same thing.

Yes, multiple partitions are fine. Web, mail, and database content is typically stored in /var. Temporary storage for backup and migrations is by default in /tmp. So, you'll want to make sure you watch disk usage on these partitions carefully.

Plesk manages Apache configuration only, it is not possible to use lighttpd for customer sites.

Moved to new thread. Also, related thread: http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1146419

Sorry! I didn't look at the forum section I was in. :) Hopefully IgorG can comment further on getting the PHP script he mentioned above to work.

From the Plesk main dashboard, there should be a link called "Add or Remove Components". This should allow you to just uncheck the Health Monitor to remove it, then go back and check it again to reinstall.

Hi Jan / Linulex, Throughout this thread, you have been nothing but abusive toward our developers and moderators who are just trying to help. We're always open to discussion, criticism, advice, etc. and appreciate all customer feedback as it helps us continue to improve. But, the level of...

Though, before disabling automatic updates (which are a good thing - they deliver bug and security fixes), I would recommend to follow the advice in the error message and check permissions on your /tmp folder.

It sounds like improper permissions (such as "Directory Security") could be applied to the Plesk site. I'd recommend to check your IIS configuration on that particular site (Properties -> Directory Security) to make sure that you haven't setup additional authentication.

The "green" bar in your browser is only for EV (Extended Validation) certificates. Make sure that you have one of these.

http://download1.swsoft.com/PPSMBE/parallels-sb-panel-10-win-updates-release-notes.html http://download1.swsoft.com/PPSMBE/parallels-sb-panel-10-linux-updates-release-notes.html MU #7 is the latest for SBP. It patches the recent vulnerability, so as long as you are at this version, you are...