Applications & Extensions
Plesk applications and extensions installation/management articles. WordPress, Joomla, Let's Encrypt, CloudFlare and etc.
- Installing Prestashop 1.7.4.2 shows: The firstname field is invalid and Shop name must contain at least one character
- Unable to issue Let's Encrypt certificate: Your domain in Plesk is hosted on the IP address(es): 192.0.2.2, but the DNS challenge used another IP address: 203.0.113.2.
- Plesk keeps loading after logging in for several minutes
- Let's Encrypt does not reissue Plesk certificate when hostname is changed
- Existing Wordpress installations are not detected by Wordpress ToolKit
- Joomla! Toolkit updates progress bar is missing
- WordPress export fails with 403 Forbidden error when Block authors scan is enabled
- "Disable unused scripting languages" does not work for secondary domain
- Unable to open Traffic Monitor: Connection refused
- Dropbox backup extension shows no error message for failed backups
- Wordpress Toolkit cannot detect the instance if wp-content folder is renamed
- Joomla-toolkit mass update leads to a blank page
- After synchronizing or cloning WordPress instance via WordPress Toolkit in Plesk, few URLs in target instance point to source WordPress instance
- Images on the WordPress website are broken and replaced with the following one: "Stop! This image was hotlinked"
- Unable to purchase SSL certificate through Plesk: User name or password is not recognized
- Unable to login to WordPress admin after Database table prefix security check was applied in WordPress Toolkit
- A subscriptions user may use ImunifyAV for other subscriptions in Plesk
- Let's Encrypt certificate expiration notice for domain "example.com" (and 388 more)
- NS records created in Plesk transferred to DigitalOcean incorrectly
- The removed domain still exists in /usr/local/psa/var/modules/letsencrypt/etc/live directory
- A WordPress instance username is "admin" when Application Auto-Provision extension is used
- Option Install WordPress is available for a subscription with disabled Access to WordPress Toolkit option in the Service Plan
- Unable to start Docker with Plesk after dist-upgrade to Debian 9
- Misleading error message regarding Let's Encrypt renewal in case alias of the domain is having issues
- Its not possible to specify a restore point during the updating a WordPress instance via CLI
- Google PageSped Insights error: Bad Request - Invalid value ''. Values must match the following regular expression: '[a-zA-Z]+(_[a-zA-Z]+)
- Update of a WordPress plugin via Plesk finishes successfully but the plugin version is still old
- Cannot install WordPress on specific domain: Call to a member function getSets() on null
- The "Block access to potentially sensitive files" security measure in WordPress blocks access to any folders/files which contain the restricted character set in the name
- Cannot check for updates in WordPress Toolkit: Unable to find the task responsible for the currently running update process