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  1. do not use the external email address of the user as the sender of Let`s Encrypt renewal notifications.

    Appearantly Plesk is using the Administrators EXTERNAL email address whenever sending Let's Encrypt renewal notifications to the certificate "owners".

    Since its not uncommon that a Plesk server is NOT an authenticated sender for an EXTERNAL email domain these messages tend to end up in the spam folder of the receipient if accepted by their email server (which might be external too) at all.

    I'd like my Plesk Installtion to use the admins/users standard email address as the sender address instead, chances are that the server is indeed an authenticated sender for those email adresses.

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  2. RHEL 7 to RHEL 8 and above in-place upgrade support

    With many Plesk servers running on RHEL 7 and it reaching its end of life very soon, an in-place upgrade to RHEL 8 or higher that is tested and supported by Plesk support would be very helpful.

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  3. Webserver default site: Option for "none, without Plesk default page"

    I don't want to assign a specific web site for the server's IP address, but I also don't want to show visitors the Plesk default page. Current workaround is to create a domain "defaultpage.tld" that delivers an empty page to make the monitoring happy.

    Downside of this is that it wastes a domain license.

    Would be nice, in "Tools & Settings > IP Addresses" to have another option "none, empty page".

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    For technical reasons of how Apache works, it is not possible to create an empty page site without defining any ip address. A web server must listen to an ip address to being able to respond, even if it responds with an empty page. Apache sieves traffic through all known domain names that are configured on the server until it finds no more virtual host entries. Then it defaults to the standard page.

    This standard page is the Plesk page that you see. But there is an easy solution to achieve exactly what you want: You can simply replace the content of that standard page with anything you like. You can put a website into it or you can remove the existing file content so that the web server delivers the empty, white page you desire. Have a look at the content of /var/www/vhosts/default/htdocs. This is your document root for…

  4. Make the migration status clearer

    Make the migration status clearer, If there is a "[Details]" link beside the domain or overview of the process -- it should include EVERYTHING and not just errors. That is pathetic design and any user if going to expect ALL log data and not just errors.

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    The migration log is already extremely detailed and adjustable in level of detail, but you may not have seen the option to view it. Please click on the "Log" tab. You can either let the tree expand automatically or you can click on the "+" or "-" icons to expand specific branches of the tree. You can also download the full log from that page. For all transactions including separate domain migrations you can see detailed steps what is happening.

    -- PD

  5. Mark Suggestions that have been implemented - as such and close thread.

    This suggestion is for THIS feature suggestions area. As a feature is implemented into PLESK, then mark the feature request as "COMPLETED - DATE - VERSION " and then close the thread.

    I just went looking for a few things and found suggestions (years old) that are current in plesk and it can do. But the thread is still open and listed as a suggestion.

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  6. you should add a shell or a terminal directly linked to the web hosting server

    Adding a shell or terminal directly linked to the web hosting server can provide users with direct access to server commands and functionalities. Here are some considerations and points to keep in mind when implementing such a feature:

    Security Measures:

    Security should be a top priority. Ensure that the shell or terminal is properly secured to prevent unauthorized access.
    Implement authentication mechanisms to verify the identity of users before granting access to the shell.
    Use encryption (e.g., HTTPS) to secure communication between the client and the server.
    Access Control:

    Implement access controls to restrict certain commands or functionalities based on…

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  7. Switch the domain while on the Create Email Address page

    It would be nice to have a dropdown on the Create Email Address page, so that I may create mailboxes for other domains via that page instead of having to switch to the domains before doing so.

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    This feature is already available. Instead of starting mailbox creation from within a domain, simply start it from the subscription level. For example: Login to your subscription, then click on the "Mail" menu. When you click "Create EMail Address" from there, you are taken to a mailbox creation page where you can select the domain for which you create the mail address right next to the mail address input box. After you created a mailbox you are taken to the same mailbox overview page again an can create another mailbox for the same or another domain using the drop down.

    -- PD

  8. Add Secure Website Button For SSL

    Be great if you could secure your website directly from the Advanced screen in the SSL section of a subscription. Currently, you have 'Secure Webmail' and 'Secure Mail' buttons but no website. A third button should be added so we don't have to click out of that screen and have to go to the hosting settings page to change the website SSL.

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    I tried to find the place that you mention - "Advanced" section - and the buttons you mention, but failed. I can only see a very simply click-path here: On "Websites & Domains" click on "SSL/TLS Certificates", then click the "Install button". You can check all desired options of the certificate and click "Get it free" to install the certificate. If a certificate already exists, a click on  "Websites & Domains" > "SSL/TLS Certificates" leads to a page where you can edit SSL settings or click "Reissue" if you want to apply changes to the certificate.

    If you require assistance with these or other SSL/TLS options, please desdribe te issue on the Plesk forum https://talk.plesk.com or please contact Plesk support at https://support.plesk.com.

    -- PD


  9. PostgreSQL as db

    Use of PostgreSQL for db.

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  10. Ability to export/extract certificate for domain with cli,

    certificate cli utility does not have ability to download/export certificate. It requires to export/extract certificate for domain with cli.

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  12. php version outdated, please update to latest version

    php version outdated, please update to latest version

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    As of October 9th, 2023, Plesk supports PHP versions up to 8.2. We will also support newer versions very shortly after they become available. You can select a newer PHP version from the PHP link in "Websites & Domains". If your server does not yet offer that version, please use the "Updates & Upgrades" function to install the latest PHP versions from Plesk updates on the server. If you are not the "admin" user of the server, please ask the "admin" user to do it for you.

    -- PD

  13. add a Cross Server Sync feature

    To copy the entire Server to a 2nd one for a Failover protection. These Servers would always be synchronized in real time or smaller cycles.

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  14. Combine PHP FPM and FastCGI in domain scheduled tasks settings to one common handler since they both using same PHP cli.

    Combine PHP FPM and FastCGI in domain scheduled tasks settings to one common handler since they both using same PHP cli.

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  16. Add LuaSandbox (for MediaWiki)

    In the early 2010s, to offer better support for logic and faster processing, MediaWiki started supporting Lua through the Scribunto extension. Scribunto has grown out to become a mature, well-maintained and popular solution (it is, for instance, heavily used on Wikipedia, to mention the best known wiki), but those on shared hosting currently have to miss out. Please let the next version of Plesk ship.with LuaSandbox (https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/LuaSandbox, https://pecl.php.net/package/LuaSandbox), the safest way to run Lua code.

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    LuaSandbox is a PHP extension that is available as a PECL module. Since December 2022 (Plesk Obsidian 18.0.49) you can easily add such PECL extensions to PHP from within Plesk. You can manage PHP extensions in your "admin" account in Tools & Settings > PHP Settings > choose the desired handler > Manage PECL Packages.

    -- PD

  17. Remote access to databuse using TLS

    Plesk allows you to limit the remote access to MariaDB to only certain IP addresses via Databases > Database Users > Access control > Allow remote connections from. But, the connection does not use TLS. Plesk should support using a TLS connection.

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  18. A suggestion to have Sendmail disabled by default

    Sendmail is currently enabled by default on new Plesk installations.

    While there's an option to disable Sendmail, it might better to have it disabled by default with the option to enable it. This could prevent issues with outgoing spam messages, i.e. if a website has an unsecured contact form or if there's a malicious script.

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    The option depends on what is set on the "Mail" options tab of the service plan that is used for a subscription. You can choose "Not configured" in the service plan to have mail service disabled by default on new subscriptions.

    If you want to prevent any outgoing mails from a subscription, including mails sent by scripts, you can set the "Outgoing mail" preset to zero on the service plan, too. 

    Turning mail service off for the whole server in general on a new installation is very likely not what users expect. E-Mail is one major usage of a server.

    -- PD

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  20. Add InCommon support for SSL/TLS certifcates

    For those who can't use Let's Encrypt or other paid alternative, automatic https://www.incommon.org/ support would be welcome.

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    It would be interesting to know why someone should be limited to use only certificates from one vendor. Anyway, InCommon certs are managed by Sectigo and are ordinary SSL certs. If you do not want to use Let's Encrypt you can easily install any third-party certificate using the "SSL" link in a Plesk subscription or the server SSL settings in "Tools & Settings". You can generate a CSR and also copy-paste your certificate chain and certificate into the SSL manager. This works with your favorite trust center, too.

    -- PD

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