Domains with high disk usage (Multiple GB) with for example, images and videos, when the statistics are calculated, the I/O to Disk can hang and get blocked.

With the above being said, it would be useful to be able to disable statistics calculation for a specific domain or the whole server.

In Obsidian it's possible to add different placeholders to Plesk notifications(for example "subscription overuse").
It's not possible to add placeholders to extension notifications for WordpressToolkit and Let'sEncrypt

Feature is to be able to manage extensions notifications by adding different placeholders like below
{{ domainname }}
{{ resellerlogin }}
{{ clientlogin }}
{{ userlogin }}

Provide access to Extensions for customers/resellers to be to install extensions

Add the possibility to use patterns or types as prohibited domain names

For example: Bank domains

Add the ability to create an alert on the event manager when a prohibited domain name is blocked.

This way, an alert can be received when a customer tries to use a prohibited domain name.

Currently, using XML API, it's possible to "switch-subscription" request to associate a subscription with a service plan by the plan GUID.

Considering a scenario where multiple Plesk servers are used with same Service Plan names, their GUID would still differ so the same request to one server would not work on another. Therefore, it would be nice to have a "plan_name" node under "switch-subscription" so that the same request could be used on all servers

https://docs.plesk.com/en-US/onyx/api-rpc/about-xml-api/reference/managing-subscriptions/switching-a-subscription-to-a-different-service-plan/samples.66391/#request-packet-structure

I can see the existing request https://plesk.uservoice.com/forums/184549-feature-suggestions/suggestions/7235974-required-restriction-executable-files-while-uploa

However, I would like to reopen this case.

When an auto-update causes a problem, it requires immediate attention of the server administrator. If this happens during the night or in the early morning, it generates a lot of unncessary hassle. One option to avoid it is to disable the auto-updates entirely, which is not great. I suggest another option: make it possible for the server administrator to specify when auto-updates can be installed, and when they should not. For example, only work days, from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m., etc. This way, should anything go wrong, the staff are most likely ready to deal with the situation.

I produce my own content and lease 12-15 dedicated and cloud servers from different companies. Some are only mail servers, Shoutcast servers or backups. Right now, 10 of my servers run Plesk but some of the licenses are through the hosts. I only wish there was a way to consolidate it all into a single Plesk account that I could manage in one place.

Hi,
it would be nice if the Reseller could see, start and possibly change the scheduled task of his Custumers from the Reseller-View.
Or at least an overview of all Customers Tasks.

Hello,

Please add functionality to add a filter into API request so that the request may be invoked for each letter from a-z separately.

For example, in order to list mailboxes which start from letter "A".

It would be nice to have a feature to receive notifications or alerts when a plesk server fails to update or upgrade.

I need an ability to remove an additional license key via CLI

Hide specific versions of APS applications

It's will be very coneniently, when you see log or error files...