The "/etc/php.ini" file seems reasonable and the session file path seems correct:
session.save_path = "/var/lib/php/session"
But the session files never get deleted automatically. The session folder fills up quickly and I have been deleting session files manually while trying to resolve the problem. How can I verify that the default Plesk cron jobs are set up and running properly?
When you delete a site backup from its "Backup Manager" Panel, it is removed and no longer displayed in the Panel. However, I cannot tell if this action actually does anything with the real site backup files in "/var/lib/psa/dumps". Does this action merely remove it from PSA's database but not touch any actual files? If this is true, then how are site backup files supposed to be managed if this action doesn't actually delete them?
The MTA is MailEnable Standard and running on Win2003. I didn't make any changes to the server recently.
I have referred to the icewarp forum help but could not solve the issue. It seems that many providers also having the similar issue as listed in Google.
I upgraded today from 11 to 12, however since the upgrade I am now unable to start the PSA Service, it comes up with the below error.
Starting psa... Starting sw-engine-fpm: Thu Jun 19 13:22:29 2014 (7885): Fatal Error Unable to allocate shared memory segment of 104857600 bytes: mmap: Cannot allocate memory (12)
I have checked resources and everything should be fine, I cant see a reason why it cant allocate the memory, as there is plenty free for it to take from.
I have tried a Bootstrapper repair for 12 however this has not found any issues other than its not able to stop the PSA Service (As its not running)
Everything else is up and running its just the Parallels backend which im guessing is what the PSA Service is!
Some of my websites show the following error when trying to use _any_ of the Plesk-supplied PHP packages instead of the default PHP CentOS/atomic package:
Code: Unknown: open(/var/lib/php/session/sess_xxxxxxxxxxxx, O_RDWR) failed: Permission denied (13) in Unknown on line 0 This is a fresh install of Plesk 12 MU55 on CentOS 6.6. Same thing happens with Plesk 12.5 Preview on CentOS 7.1
...as soon as I select any of the Plesk-supplied packages (PHP 5.4 - 5.6) with FastCGI, the error appears.
I'm using Parallels Plesk 12.0 and a mysql-Server.
I'm logged in with a customer's account into his phpmyadmin. Whenever a client connects to his website (which uses the database of his account) I get logged out and receive a "session expired" error. When I log in again I get "there's already a user with your username logged in".
I just discovered there is seperate error log for php-fpm and since only 1 site is running fully nginx, the log is full with this error:
"NOTICE: PHP message: PHP Warning: Unknown: Failed to write session data (files). Please verify that the current setting of session.save_path is correct (/var/lib/php/session) in Unknown on line 0"
For some reason non-exisiting/delete FTP accounts still have access to the server. When I tried to delete the account, it gave an error stating that a process is using it, however, it was not being used at the time. From there, the ftp account was removed from the list, but for some reason it can still log in as if it exists.
I just want to remove plesk and installed again. i saw (URL...) this page. use this code but plesk not removed. my sites are gone.how can i get back my site? what i should install.When i try install plesk 12 says you already install version 11.0.9
OS: CentOS 5.9 (Final) Panel version: 11.5.30 Update #28, last updated at Dec 26, 2013 04:20 AM php: php53u 5.3.27-1.ius.el5 php.ini upload_max_filesize = 20M memory_limit = 128M post_max_size = 20M
Browsers: Chrome Version 31.0.1650.63 m and IE 8
smaller files upload fine, though when reaching the 10MB and above level, after the attachment loads the new message window defaults to the Your Session Has Expired. Please Login Again.
Are there any settings that I am missing, or is this a current bug in this version of Horde?
I have done many tests and always fails.= Plesk 9.5 to Plesk 12 =
I perform a migration with several domains from Plesk 9.5 and Plesk 12, it runs well. Then I remove all the migrated domains in Plesk 12 server. Then I perform a new migration with the same domains from the same server with Plesk 9.5 to the same server with Plesk 12 and it fails.The reason is that Plesk 12 doesn't remove the databases attached to the subscriptions. The new migration tries to deploy the databases and it can't because the same databases with the same users are deployed already.
I tried to remove the databases with `plesk bin database` and it was not enough. Maybe the same error will show when you migrate from Plesk 11.5/12 to Plesk 12.
I use the Apache server included with Mac OSX as my local development and testing environment for front-end web coding work. On the latest update to Yosemite (10.10), all of my .shtml files stopped processing my include virtual statements (or any SSI statements, for that matter).
I'm not seeing any errors, but the includes just show up like commented out code in the HTML when I view source. I've set up Apache to use a httpd-vhosts.conf for my various local dev servers (project1.local, test.local, etc...) Nothing seems to work.
on my (virtual) Ubuntu Server (12.04.5 LTS), I am running the latest Plesk version (12.0.18 Update #35). For "normal" web use, I am running Apache (2.2.22) and PHP (5.3.10-1ubuntu3.16) as a FastCGI module.
Since I was just checking a couple of other servers regarding PHP session management, I also checked this server. What I found out is that on this server probably no session file garbage collection takes place.The basic PHP configuration (I didn't touch it so far) is done through files located /etc/php5/cgi with its basic PHP configuration file php.ini. Running phpinfo() confirmed the session settings done in php.ini:
With these settings (gc_probability = 0), I assume that no automatic garbage collection is started from within PHP (URL....). As posted in the link before, Debian and Ubuntu normally have their own scripts in /etc/cron.d/php5 to do this garbage collection.
On my Plesk server with no personal modifications towards PHP however, neither the automated garbage collection (in php.ini) is activated, nor does the (standard) Ubuntu/Debian cron job exists to delete outdated session files in /var/lib/php5. This results in many outdated files filling up that directory on my server.
My questions now are: 1) Is the removal of the cron job /etc/cron.d/php5 something specific that happened during the installation of Plesk? Why? 2) Is there another (Plesk-specific) script that should do the work?
My /var partition is getting full and most of the problem seems to be with the files in /var/cache/logwatch/ using up all the space. Can those be deleted?
We had many backups stored on our Plesk 12 server about 51 GB in total.
After reducing the backups back to 10 GB by removing old backups through the Backup Manager.
The issue is that Health Monitor still reported that there was low diskspace displayed by color yellow. And it look Health Monitor over 16 minutes to change the alarm level from Yellow to Green
However the statistics at the specific subscription still present the Backup usage of 51 GB's whilest they are no longer there.
What can i do about this in order to speed up the synchronization?
After installing Kernels seems /boot is boing to be full soon. Which files can be safely deleted ? Mean lets say to keep the latest Kernel and previous version:
I have a Plesk host that I am tasked with upgrading. It started with openSUSE 11.4 on Plesk 10.4 and I have upgraded it all the way to openSUSE 12.2 on Plesk 11.09 (fixed minor issues with pop3d and mysql locking on the way). The next upgrade was supposed to be 11.5, but the option to upgrade it never shows up. I have re-instated our support license so I know the license is OK, and also checked that 11.5 supports openSUSE 12.2. The update log doesn't really tell me much either:
Code:
Release PLESK_12_1_18 contains no any build for this OS Release PLESK_12_1_17 contains no any build for this OS Release PLESK_12_1_16 contains no any build for this OS Release PLESK_12_1_15 contains no any build for this OS Release PLESK_12_1_14 contains no any build for this OS
While running the plesk auto installer script and upgrading I get the following error.
Components validation detected at least one important issue: Parallels Panel pre-upgrade check... dpkg-query: no packages found matching psa-atmail dpkg-query: no packages found matching psa-horde dpkg-query: no packages found matching libapache2-modsecurity WARNING: IP address registered in Plesk is invalid or broken: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Panel version: 11.5.30 Update #47, last updated at June 19, 2014 07:32 AM
Over the weekend, I upgraded from Plesk 10.3 to Plesk 11.5, using the updater in the control panel. Everything seemed to go well. However, this morning I've noticed that some, not all, email accounts are having trouble logging into the server to send and receive mail. Other accounts are working fine.Via POP, I get this error: -ERR Temporary problem, please try again later
Via SMTP, I get this error: 535 auth failure
I see this in the maillog:
Jun 17 07:15:05 [server] courier-pop3d: LOGIN FAILED, user=[username], ip=[::ffff:xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] Jun 17 07:15:05 [server] courier-pop3d: authentication error: Input/output error
And this... Jun 17 07:24:50 [server] smtp_auth: FAILED: [email address] - password incorrect from [host] [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]
I replaced the server name, username, host, and IP in the above.
Here are the steps I've tried so far. - Changing the password using the control panel. - Updating the number of daemons in authdaemonrc - Restarting the services
I just upgraded my Plesk on Ubuntu (vServer) yesterday. But after the upgrade I couldn't login to the Panel anymore because all I get when I try to reach the panel (https://panel.examplesite.com:8443) is a white screen.
I rebooted the server and restarted the panel as well as Apache several times with no change.
Its also upgrading Apache from 2.2 to 2.4 and after installation, it break my Apache configuration and getting configuration errors when adding domains from Plesk etc.
Is there any proper way to upgrade PHP 5.5 in Plesk 12.0(Ubuntu 12.04)...
I have a VPS on Webfusion which auto upgraded last night to Plesk 11.5.30 #45. However, I used to have the domain registrar, 123-reg manage my DNS & now since the upgrade I've lost access to all emails & ftp access but the domains still work ok.
whether I should delete all DNS records at 123-reg & point to my VPS now? The DNS parameters in Plesk appear to be different to 123-reg. I
Following the update from 11 to Plesk 12 (and installing latest Ubuntu fixes), the Plesk panel access is broken. Welcome page says:Can not load key: key is empty.And of course, no way to login the mgt interface. All services appear up, so this is only affecting the panel web service.
Fishing out the panel.log, it appears to be at a lower level than I initially thought (see below): experiencing issues after updating from 11 to 12 on Ubuntu (12)?
[18-May-2015 19:46:34 Europe/Berlin] PHP Warning: file_get_contents(/opt/psa/var/sso.sp.pem): failed to open stream: No such file or directory; File: /opt/psa/admin/externals/xmlseclibs.php, Line: 285 [18-May-2015 19:46:34 Europe/Berlin] Exception: PHP Warning: file_get_contents(/opt/psa/var/sso.sp.pem): failed to open stream: No such file or directory; File: /opt/psa/admin/externals/xmlseclibs.php, Line: 285 file: /opt/psa/admin/plib/Smb/Exception/Syntax.php line: 56
