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I had looked into that, and there is no fastcgi.conf or similar anywhere in Plesk 10.4.4. A bell at the back of my head is saying "litespeed" not nginx for Plesk in 10.4.4, but that might be wrong.

KB129391 deals with the customer-side (hosting) php/nginx/apache. What I am concerned about is the Plesk admin panel php and webserver, specifically for 10.4.4 as it is EOL. I'm pretty sure even Plesk 10 uses its own php, and its own webserver (nginx?), which are not provided by the vendor. I...

Does this affect the Admin CP side of Plesk 10.4.4 ? Has anyone come up with a solution? Yes, I know 10.4.4 is EOL. But it is till used widely, and it would be nice to know if it is affected and how to resolve it if it is.

I've been experimenting with the Route 53 extension and I've hit what is either a technical issue or a possible limitation in the Extension. I can't tell which ;-) With reference to https://devblog.plesk.com/2016/01/white-label-dns-with-amazon-route53/ When using the Extension to work with...

It is how the mailservers seem to work. When the server sends email (via whatever method/script), it usually goes to the SMTP server on your box. That SMTP server (Qmail or Postfix) has a list of local domains which it looks at for any email arriving (if you think about it, it has to do this...

If they are all on the same IP then yes, you should be able to connect to the hostname. After all, you probably have root/postmaster/abuse/whatever@hostname.tld and you must collect email from that address? Remember, domain.tld has an A record pointing to a certain IP. The clients also have...

I'm not familiar with Debian but you can quite easily compile Suhosin and use it with whatever version of php you use. However, I'm finding it less and less useful these days.

Yup, you just follow the instructions to install the certificate for email. The ones who had previously trusted your old certificate may indeed have to trust the new one. But note that even with the purchased one, if the certificate is for domain.tld and they connect to domain2.tld then they...

Well, in my case, I want to continue to experiment with Plesk 12.5 to see how it behaves, and how MUs resolve problems and if they cause new ones. I don't want a key that expires after a few weeks - I want one that lasts forever so I can continue testing for as long as I need. I do not need to...

That's very useful. Thank you.

Yes, I would really like to see a free 1 domain Plesk available again. The Unlimited trial for 14/30 days is great, but after that I'd like to see it revert to 1 domain. I'd find it very useful for testing various things.

Unfortunately I don't have a Plesk 11 system to test. What you can do is add another record to the same domain. See what Plesk then says -- does it say something AS WELL as talking about the DNS template change? Note that the actual DNS template change (if there is one) may have been something...

There are two possibilities here. 1) You accidentally modified the DNS template for the entire server, rather than for one client. This would result in Plesk asking you if you want to change all zones, which is what is happening in your case. 2) Something is very wrong - when you modify a DNS...

Yes. I did experience an odd problem recently though, but it was nothing to do with JunkDisk. It was just that after restoring a backup FROM jungledisk onto the Hardware Node (to /vz/backup), I found that vzarestore would not allow me to then restore that backup, and that PVA could not even see...

(Lots of really great advice on this thread -- nice to see people helping newer users -- makes my heart warm up a bit. This is how it should be. Everybody starts somewhere) mdixon - definitely no firewall on Plesk itself as the info you posted before showed no iptables rules. Regarding the DNS...

OK, things are slightly different today, it seems, but still not good and still confusing (to me, at least): https://msdixon.co.uk connects (Glad you found me) https://87.106.233.163 connects (same Glad you found me page) There are still problems with your DNS though. It is possible that it...

One of the problems you have is DNS. There are two nameservers associated with the domain, ns.msdixon.co.uk and slv2.1and1.co.uk But somewhere there seems to be an ns1.msdixon.co.uk listed, and that's really confusing! What's more, ns.msdixon.co.uk does not respond. And there are no www...

Yeah. I like Centos for servers, and Ubuntu on the desktop. My suggestion would be to go with Centos. It isn't terribly different to Ubuntu if that's what you are used to. My gut feeling is that you are likely to have fewer problems with Centos - Centos 6 at least. Did you know there's a live...

And it is now on the list so should be sorted before long. http://kb.odin.com/en/126194

12.1.26 -- some PHP oddities under Centos 6. With "php from OS vendor" and the Nginx option "php-fpm support from OS vendor" installed, the options that can be selected for php 5.3.3 (OS vendor) are: 1) CGI application served by apache 2) fastcgi application served by apache 3) FPM application...