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I have the same problem - `/etc/apache2/modsecurity.d/rules/comodo_free/userdata_wl_content_type` is periodically reset to some factory default, neutering my changes.

At a semi-random time yesterday - possibly coinciding with a Plesk or Ubuntu update (apt full-upgrade) - my Plesk-operated web server became unreachable from localhost. This broke a cron job that was using Plesk's fetch_url against mydomain.com. Ultimately I've narrowed it down to one of two...

Right, but this is for an unmanaged VPS, and this is pretty clearly a Plesk bug, so I don't see any point bothering an unrelated 3rd party (my VPS provider). Tedious as it was, reinstalling the whole OS and doing the exact same installation steps again seems to have - this time - resulted in a...

Apparently I don't get any support, as the web form for it requires some kind of license key of a different format to mine. So I guess I'll try reinstalling Plesk, which apparently means reinstalling the entire VPS image.

mysql: Deprecated program name. It will be removed in a future release, use '/usr/bin/mariadb' instead *************************** 1. row *************************** id: 1 host: localhost type: mysql port: 3306 last_error: no_error fork: mariadb

When I click the "Install" button in the WordPress section of the Plesk dashboard, it does bring up a dialog (of sorts) for the settings to "Install Wordpress", but it also shows a pop-up with the error: Running `plesk repair all` doesn't help (it finds no issues). Removing the WP Toolkit...