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Still happening here. I'm guessing some mirrors haven't received the updated packages. Will check again tomorrow.

The underlying dbus issue that was pinpointed as the cause of this bug (for most users) was fixed in RedHat and CentOS with a dbus update months ago, yet the workaround cron script in the Plesk Support article you provided are still needed. Has there been any indication as to why this is the...

Same here, but weirdly possibly only on CentOS 6 servers; no such alerts from CentOS 7 servers. I don't think there *was* an original alert of a problem; I think this is some kind of bug in the email notifications...

We've got a server with a Reseller Service Plan configured. Under the Resources tab is the section "Define the resources provided with the plan." which is very similar (the same?) as it is for regular (non-reseller Service Plans) and within that section is the option "Mailbox size" which is set...

Had this happen with a domain today. The domain being moved is a primary domain of a subscription and the only one left in that subscription. Plesk just said it couldn't move the domain because "invalid path specified". This occurs when there's an FTP account that's pointing to an invalid path...

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I think that turning it off makes sense only if the server's load is *consistently* high due to other processes. However in most real-world scenarios, the server load might only be high during a backup a small portion of the time... in such a case, it *does* make more sense for Plesk to be smart...

I'm glad you found a workaround for this, but isn't it still important that Plesk devs address the issue for those that *do* want to utilize backup compression? Or even from the perspective of storage optimization where compression is essential... We've encountered high load frequently because...

Hey Igor, I'm not spotting in that document where it specifies what happens to all messages being sent out *after* the limit is reached. What is in the document is: - That you can specify limits per subscription, domain and per mailbox - The heirarchy of setting such limits - How the counting...

Do you also have greylisting enabled? And if you disable greylisting, do you find that the explanation text is then shown correctly in bounces? We found that this bug was fixed like Igor reported in that thread, but then when we enabled greylisting, the fix was gone and it reverted to prior...

The KB article Igor linked to here has an updated script that should work without affecting system services in anyway now that it only runs on sessions that haven't recently spawned processes. Note our changes in the comments below to ensure it *only* kills abandoned sessions. We've done a bit...

Thanks for the reply @IgorG -- the problem is that we can't reproduce it. It seems to happen at random and this was only our second occurrence of it in many years. Since the data was already removed, I can't see how access to the server would be helpful, but I've created a support request with...

We just had this exact same thing happen where running a plesk repair *removed* the entirety of a subscription's file system. It happened for 6 subscriptions and it was *also* after Plesk repair found orphaned system users which we let it repair. Never before has plesk repair removed files on...

We've created a bug report about this on spamassassin's bug tracker, but it's not going to go anywhere because Plesk/CentOS doesn't use the latest release of Spamassassin to test it properly. Instead it uses 3.4.0 when the latest release is 3.4.2. A Spamassassin dev replied indicating that until...

Thanks for doing that investigation @IgorG ! So it sounds like our best way forward is to: 1. Open a bug report with the RedHat dev team here as this is ultimately a bug in the build of libcurl for RedHat Enterprise 7 that should be fixed 2. Request that WHMCS use an alternate mechanism for...

TITLE: PHP libcurl fails to populate certinfo array PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE: Plesk Onyx 17.8.11 Update #41 OS: ‪CentOS Linux 7.6.1810 (Core)‬. PHP: 7.2.15. curl curl 7.29.0 (x86_64-redhat-linux-gnu) libcurl/7.29.0 PROBLEM DESCRIPTION: Use $certinfo = curl_getinfo($ch...

Via shell, I've now changed the values in the master config file located at /usr/local/psa/admin/conf/health-config.xml and I'm *still* getting the alerts. This confirms that it's not the custom config file that's the problem. This *must* be a problem with the notification part of the software...

Plesk: Version 17.8.11 Update #39, last updated on Feb 6, 2019 04:18 PM OS: ‪CentOS 6.10 (Final)‬ We've customized our server health monitor usage limits across the board. They generally work great. In all other cases when I've adjusted the thresholds, it has worked perfectly. On at least one...

This is an interesting point. And unfortunately there's a lot of confusing little details to this. My issue may not be exactly the same, though the title of this thread indicates it is, I suspect the title may have been incorrectly worded. The title says "despite successful SMTP auth". This...

We, too, are a bit surprised that we haven't seen many other hosts commenting on this. I suspect perhaps it's at least in part due to massive hosts having excellent partner pricing savings. Or perhaps the they're simply discussing it quietly on other forums; we simply believe that direct...