I have a server running PLESK 8.2 (latest version). With PHP4 and 5 support. I want to include .php files into .html (which work fine on LINUX CPANEL but on on WINDOWS PLESK).
Please can anyone suggest how can i make my WINDOWS server work so that it includes .php into .html. (.php included in .php works fine).
ALSO i tried to add (application/x-httpd-php in IIS MIME TYPES to extension .html and even .php but it did not work.)
The sql server I have my users use is on a different server from which plesk is installed. Plesk should include the size of the user's databases from the external server as well otherwise the user can have a database as large as he wants. It's no longer restricted by the plans limits.
So I was trying to look up something from the horde Databases just to find that the full server backup that can be triggered in "tools & settings" -> "backup manager" does NOT include the horde and roundcube databases, even with "configuration and content" selected.
Sure, there are 7 days worth of daily backups in /var/lib/dumps but it would be nice to have those files included in the "full backup" Or am I missing something here?
I have an Ubuntu 14.04 LTS 64 bit virtual private server with Plesk 12. The server is hired from a hosting provider. The server is used to run the Odoo ERP application (using postgres database).
The Odoo application is running fine and now I want to create a backup of the application using Plesks Backup manager.
I choose configurations and content option in the backup manager but the created backup is only 200kb.
I think the problem is the location where the Odoo application is installed is not included in the backup. I made a tar backup from the server and extracted it on my pc. It seems that the main parts of the Odoo application are in the var, opt, etc and usr directories (not in a domain but under root).
Installing the application in a domain would solve the Plesk backup issue I think but the installation script of Odoo puts Odoo in var, opt, etc and usr directories even if I put the install script in the directory of a created domain. Since the manual Odoo installation is complicated I am very happy to use the script.
My questions are:
1. Is it possible to include the directories var, opt, etc and usr in the Plesk backup and how and where do I do that?
2. Can I restore such a backup without no problem in Plesk?
I've just upgraded from Plesk 11.something to 12.0.18 on Centos 6. And I've seen that Horde has stopped displaying HTML email again. editing psa-horde/imp/config/mime_drivers.php. I've made that same fix on my new Horde installation, but it doesn't seem to have worked this time. Is there anything different that I need to do on this version of Horde?
I see some hosts provide fully managed VPS. If that's the case, what does that mean exactly? Does it mean the host manages updates and backups and that kind thing? what other maintenance does full managed VPS can provide besides updates and backups?
My PHP script has an include statement. All works fine when I access the script using http. HOWEVER, when I access the exact same page using https, PHP complains that it fails to open the include file. I've checked and the include_path lists the correct dirs in both cases.
I run a the polyglot website [URL] .... and my question is about "how to serve a page in the language preferred by the user, if available?"
At the moment I use Multiviews to add a language code to the requested URL according to the AcceptLanguage header (e.g. if "tr", serve index.html.tr instead of index.html), but this information doesn't always match user wish and I was told that serving different filenames for the same requested URI can prevent proper pages indexing by search engines.
So, I will now store web pages in each language in a specific directory, e.g. subdirectories en, it ru, tr, etc. For instance /tr/index.html will be in Turkish.
On every page, user can change language clicking on a link showing e.g. "uk" for Ukrainian. Now I want that once they do that all pages requested by the same client be served in the same language, unless/until user click on another language link.
I know that I could set a cookie or use HTTP-REFERER for that, but possibly the browser can be set to refuse cookies or not sent the Referer HTTP header.
So my question is : knowing that when a user click on a language link we serve a page in the corresponding directory, how could I reuse that information for next request of the same client (same IP address), including it in a RewriteCond directive so that I can serve requested page in the same language directory, if it exists.
I wish to avoid server side scripting (at present the website is 100% static).
I need to change the server configuration on Plesk such that the SuexecUserGroup directive is removed, so the user's cgi scripts run as the apache user (www-data), rather than as the user specified in that directive (the domain user), as on an unshared (non-VPS) server. I don't care about security from other domains because only one domain runs on it anyway, so making the user domain-specific is irrelevant from a security point of view and stops some of the user's code working.
This directive is found in /var/www/vhosts/domainname.com/conf/httpd.include and is: SuexecUserGroup user psacln (this line appears twice, for ports 443 and 80)
I understand that this file can't be modified, as it may be overwritten by Plesk. Therefore additional directives must go in the vhost.conf file.
Will the following vhost.conf file do the trick and override the directives in httpd.include?
I want my server looking and open index.html first and after index.php, I mean if have both index.html and index.php in a folder, the index.html will be open by default .
I have several websites running on Linux hosting with cPanel, that were developed as static .html files, where for ease of maintenance (use of includes) and future improvements I want the pages treated as .php. On one server I use, I just put:
AddHandler application/x-httpd-php .html .shtml
into the .htaccess file and the pages were treated as .php, exactly what I wanted.
The other sites are on a cPanel reseller account at iVhosting.com. When I tried this there, it didn't work. I tried some other ideas suggested by Google, which resulted in the .php files being downloaded as text files. I contacted iVhosting support, who stated: "you will not be able to do this on our server since we use phpsuexec/suphp for more security. PHP pages have to have .php extension."
So what can I do? I can't rename the pages all to .php because this would break incoming links and destroy the page's PR. Creating a permanent redirect for each page to the same name with .php extension would create a very large .htaccess and be extremely tedious to do.
I want to use php code in .html extension files. I tried to accomplish this through a .htaccess file, but that did not work out. I tried to add a handler through cpanel, but it does not parse the code in the .html file. I renamed the index file to index.php and works fine.
I would like to keep the .html extension.
I tried several Handlers through Cpanel which all failed to work.
Tried: AddHandler application/x-httpd-php .php .html and AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .html (with and without application/) and AddHandler server-parsed .html