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I've read dozens of Plesk, Nginx, and Wordpress documents, official and no, without ending anything. I should define some configurations "server + listen + location". I can not do this in the two primary conf files because they are created automatically. I should (perhaps) put them in the panel...

Forgive me the newbie questions, In the /etc/nginx/plesk.conf.d/server.conf I see two listen directives listen My-IP-Address:80; listen My-IP-Address:443 ssl; and in the /var/www/vhosts/system/MyAccount/conf/nginx_ip_default.conf I see other two listen directives: listen My-IP-Address:443...

This folder is out the usual path. I do not remember plugins that interact with Nginx and the only one that does it has in its settings the root of the domain. However, if this file is not of Plesk, then I remove it. Thank you. P.S .: Please bring patience, but for weeks I was convinced I was...

In my Wordpress there are no option to write in this folder. Maybe in the WP Plesk tools? The real question is: I have to include this files and its directives?

In the /var/www/vhosts/system/DOMAIN/conf there a file named wpcommon.conf. What creates and what to call this file? I do not see a "include" directive in the various configuration files and even Plesk's documentation. Thanks in advance

I've update MariaDB yesterday without problems and in this post there are the commands used. Please change the repo with 10.1 and not 10.2. Resolved - How to update MariaDB

I did not see this, but version 10.2 was considered stable. But why this update can not be managed from within the plesk? Now what should I do? Just change the repo and do yum install again? Otherwise, I'll restore the image I saved. Anyway, thank you very much for your support.

For any reference about upgrade to 10.2: 1) I have created the file: /etc/yum.repos.d/MariaDB.repo with: # MariaDB 10.2 CentOS repository list - created 2017-07-02 09:18 UTC # http://downloads.mariadb.org/mariadb/repositories/ [mariadb] name = MariaDB baseurl =...

Sorry, you are right. I did the research from Google and I read several pages on this Forum, but not recent. I should have started from here.

I'm sorry. However I confirm the issue with update 11. I wrote this in the reported thread. Bye.

I confirm the issue. SO ‪CentOS Linux 7.3.1611 (Core)‬ Prodotto Plesk Onyx Versione 17.5.3 Aggiorna #11, ultimo aggiornamento il 29/Giu/2017 16.39

TITLE: The PHP version is not confirmed after the change PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE: Onyx 17.5, CentOS 7.3, 64-Bit PROBLEM DESCRIPTION: After changing the PHP version, in PHP settings the version shown is still 5.4.16 with FastCGI+Apache. STEPS TO REPRODUCE: GUI > Website...

There is a guide to update MariaDB, from the native release in Plesk Onyx to 10.x? I tried some guide in Internet, but are not for Plesk. Thanks in advance.

Thanks for the answer, but I do not understand one thing. Where is the "well-known" folder located? I do not see it anywhere. Waiting for an answer I have made some tests. I created the "second-domain" domain as a "hosting" with an own folder because I knew that in this Plesk would create...

I need to create a certificate for a domain with the "Let's Encrypt" extension. Domain is mapped to a multisite WP through an alias. So in Plesk I have to configure: maindomain.com (with WP multisite) *.maindomain.com second-domain.com (no hosting) second-domain.maindomain.com alias of...

Okay, thanks for the help.

Thank you, Peter. Where and how can I do this? I'm working with Plesk shortly and I still move with difficulty.

I apologize for the imprecision. When in Wordpress I configure a security plugin, this create a file with the directives, for example the "deny IP address" of the banned users. Using htaccess the plugin will write directly in the file. Using Nginx I should specify instead the pathname of...

Thanks for the answer, but this way I disable the Reverse Proxy. Why?

I have a VPS with Plesk as Reverse Proxy of Apache. In a domain I have a WP Multisite -con sub domain configuration. A plugin creates a file nginx.conf in the root of the domain associated with WP. I wonder if I should move the contents of this configuration file to another location. Thanks...