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1. Improve WP Toolkit sets management via CLI

   Please add the ability to manage WP Toolkit sets for resellers via CLI. Currently, "plesk ext wp-toolkit --sets" is only able to show sets owned by administrator and doesn't show the sets created by resellers.

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2. Add CLI Support in WP Toolkit to Apply Security Measures (e.g., disable XML-RPC)

   Currently, WordPress Toolkit in Plesk does not support applying security measures (such as blocking access to xmlrpc.php) via CLI.

   This limits automation and scalability, especially for hosting providers managing multiple WordPress installations.

   Please consider adding CLI options to apply specific security measures—similar to what’s available in the UI and API—for improved scripting and bulk management capabilities.

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3. Automatically Disable Maintenance mode

   It would be nice to make it possible to automatically disable maintenance mode if a timer is connected (like a checkmark to disable maintenance mode when timer expired).

   We quite often want clients to publish their sites early in the morning (5am/6am) and have to set an alarm outselves, wake up at night, just to disable the maintenance mode.

   We always put a count down timer when the website goes online. It would be nice if once the timer is finished the maintenance mode would get disabled so we wouldn't have to do this manually.

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4. Add possibility to set the predefined value for "Plugin/theme set" in WordPress Toolkit

   At the moment if we try to create a new WordPress instance in WP Toolkit, the value for "Plugin/theme set" will be set as None

   Please add a possibility to define a specific value for "Plugin/theme set" instead of None

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5. Fully Support w3-total-cache or other cache plugins with WP Toolkit

   Currently, w3-total-cache (with nginx proxy=off mode) is not fully supported, if the plugin is enabled then Clone or Smart updates performed via WP Toolkit will fail (see bug EXTWPTOOLK-4639)

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6. Link WP Toolkit notifications/error pop-up messages to the corresponding website

   Notifications/error messages in the popup windows have no reference to the affected domain/s.
   It would be helpful if you included the name of the affected domains in the popup messages.

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   Thank you for your input! We will consider this functionality in upcoming releases if it becomes popular.

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7. ability to toggle WordPress REST API endpoints

   I've recently discovered that by default, WordPress exposes a REST API endpoint at /wp-json/wp/v2/users which can be exploited to enumerate users. While I have found a workaround by creating a custom rewrite rule in IIS to block access to this endpoint, I believe this should be a built-in feature of the WP Toolkit.

   I propose that Plesk add an option within the WP Toolkit to easily enable or disable access to specific REST API endpoints, such as /wp-json/wp/v2/users. This would provide an additional layer of security for WordPress sites and make it easier for administrators to protect their websites.

   I believe that this feature would be highly beneficial to the Plesk community and would contribute to a more secure WordPress hosting environment.

   I've recently discovered that by default, WordPress exposes a REST API endpoint at /wp-json/wp/v2/users which can be exploited to enumerate users. While I have found a workaround by creating a custom rewrite rule in IIS to block access to this endpoint, I believe this should be a built-in feature of the WP Toolkit.

   I propose that Plesk add an option within the WP Toolkit to easily enable or disable access to specific REST API endpoints, such as /wp-json/wp/v2/users. This would provide an additional layer of security for WordPress sites and make it easier for administrators to protect their websites.

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   Thank you for your input! We will consider this functionality in upcoming releases if it becomes popular.

   Everyone, please continue voting for this feature if you consider it important.

   -- SH

8. Enhancing the visibility of protection status in WordPress Toolkit

   Recently, Plesk added a vulnerability status feature to the WordPress Toolkit, which is a great step forward. However, both the vulnerability status and the protection status are currently accessed through the same link, making it harder to find the protection details quickly.

   It would benefit users, especially those less familiar with these features, if Plesk were to separate these into two distinct links. This way, the protection status would be more visible and easier to access, helping users stay informed about the security of their WordPress installations without extra steps.

   For example, the current "Security: Fix vulnerabilities" entry in the status table could be split into two separate lines:

   • Security Measures: Review security settings
   • WordPress Vulnerabilities: Fix detected vulnerabilities

   Both options would lead to their respective sections, making it easier for all users, especially beginners, to find and address both types of security issues. Clearer access to these statuses could also address the concern about the perceived gaps in protection, such as with xmlrpc.php, making Plesk's security offerings feel more complete and transparent.

   Recently, Plesk added a vulnerability status feature to the WordPress Toolkit, which is a great step forward. However, both the vulnerability status and the protection status are currently accessed through the same link, making it harder to find the protection details quickly.

   It would benefit users, especially those less familiar with these features, if Plesk were to separate these into two distinct links. This way, the protection status would be more visible and easier to access, helping users stay informed about the security of their WordPress installations without extra steps.

   For example, the current "Security: Fix vulnerabilities" entry in the… more

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   -- SH

9. Add option to create temporary admin account in WordPress Toolkit for support access

   Our customers regularly ask us to assist by logging into their WordPress site. It would be very helpful if the WordPress Toolkit had an option to create a temporary additional admin account, allowing us to log into their WordPress website securely for troubleshooting or support.

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   -- SH

10. Feature Suggestion for Plesk WordPress Toolkit: Notification Control per Subscription

    I would like to propose an enhancement to the Plesk WordPress Toolkit to address an issue with email notifications sent to end users. Currently, the toolkit sends nightly email alerts regarding available updates for WordPress plugins, themes, and the WordPress version. However, there is no option for server administrators to disable these notifications on a per-subscription basis.

    This lack of granularity means that administrators cannot tailor the notification settings according to individual user preferences, which may lead to annoyance for end users receiving notifications they do not wish to see.

    I propose extending the WordPress Toolkit to allow end users (the subscription holders) to control whether they want to receive these notifications. This feature would enhance user experience and give server administrators greater flexibility in managing subscriptions.

    Thank you for considering this suggestion!

    I would like to propose an enhancement to the Plesk WordPress Toolkit to address an issue with email notifications sent to end users. Currently, the toolkit sends nightly email alerts regarding available updates for WordPress plugins, themes, and the WordPress version. However, there is no option for server administrators to disable these notifications on a per-subscription basis.

    This lack of granularity means that administrators cannot tailor the notification settings according to individual user preferences, which may lead to annoyance for end users receiving notifications they do not wish to see.

    I propose extending the WordPress Toolkit to allow end users… more

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11. Change log rotation for WordPress action logs using the CLI and if possible for all domains
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    Thank you for your input! We will consider this functionality in upcoming releases if it becomes popular.

    Everyone, please continue voting for this feature if you consider it important.

    -- SH

12. Hide SSL checking in Wordpress Toolkit

    Need to hide the SSL checking in the WordPress Toolkit when SSL it! extension isn't used on the server.

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    Thank you for your suggestion. We will consider this functionality in upcoming releases if it is popular. Everyone, please continue voting for this feature if you consider it important.
    -- KvD

13. Hide the vulnerability report from WP Toolkit dashboard

    Please add a way to hide the vulnerability reports (the red "alert" icon) from the list of instances in WP Toolkit.

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    Thank you for your suggestion. We will consider this functionality in upcoming releases if it is popular. Everyone, please continue voting for this feature if you consider it important.

    -- KvD

14. Preset the option to block XML-RPC requests for new WordPress installations

    Hello!
    It would be nice to have a feature where one can select XML-RPC to be blocked for all newly installed WordPress websites installed via the WordPress Toolkit in Plesk.
    At the moment, only the option to preset disabled wp-cron.php is available, but no such option is present for blocking requests to XML-RPC.
    The customers never use it, but also do not block it from their end and it is a hassle to do it manually for every new WP site.
    Would it be possible to add such a feature to the WP Toolkit settings?

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    Thank you for your suggestion. We will consider this functionality in upcoming releases if it is popular. Everyone, please continue voting for this feature if you consider it important.

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15. Let wp-cron run every minute by default

    Currently, when enabling 'Take over wp-cron.php' and 'Create a replacement task (...)', the cron job that's created only runs twice an hour. (See screenshot attached)

    This seems wrong; any Wordpress cronjob that needs to run at a higher interval, will fire too late.
    There is no performance benefit to running wp-cron less often, in fact, it might cause performance problems, because late jobs would pile up.

    Can the default wp-cron.php interval be changed to every minute, please?

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    One source that offers some more explanation: https://wpengine.com/support/wp-cron-wordpress-scheduling/

    Missed crons and crons that run too frequently can both be resolved by enabling the [system native cronjob]. This alternate cron is a service on the server itself and checks for “due now” crons every minute by curling wp-cron.php, rather than running cron processes based on traffic flow.

    Currently, when enabling 'Take over wp-cron.php' and 'Create a replacement task (...)', the cron job that's created only runs twice an hour. (See screenshot attached)

    This seems wrong; any Wordpress cronjob that needs to run at a higher interval, will fire too late.
    There is no performance benefit to running wp-cron less often, in fact, it might cause performance problems, because late jobs would pile up.

    Can the default wp-cron.php interval be changed to every minute, please?

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    One source that offers some more explanation: https://wpengine.com/support/wp-cron-wordpress-scheduling/

    Missed crons and crons that run too frequently can both be resolved by enabling the… more

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16. custom location for Wordpress backups

    custom location for Wordpress backups
    on locally mounted drive for example

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17. Support for Wordpress Redis Object Cache plugin in cloning operations

    Cloning/Site copy features present errors like wrong URLs when the Wordpress Redis Object Cache plugin is enabled.

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18. Hide Caching (nginx) option in WP-Toolkit

    The controls in the Tools section of WP-Toolkit should be customizable to allow hiding Caching (nginx) so that customers do not enable it randomly. The ability to enable nginx caching should still be available from Apache & nginx settings.

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    Thank you for your idea! We understand that this idea originates from the fact that customers sometimes enable nginx-caching without realizing what this option does to their website. Potentially creating issues with their own website. 

    
    

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19. Automatic SmartUpdates in WP Toolkit should ignore failed plugins and themes

    Automatic SmartUpdates in WP Toolkit are rolled back if just one plugin or theme fails to update, leaving every other plugin or theme outdated. Please make it possible to ignore the failed updates and go ahead with automatically updating other plugins and themes.

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20. Option to install a plugin to other sites simultaneously

    Need an option to install a specific plugin massively to other WP sites.

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    -- KvD