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1. Access a domain on different ports each one with different execution times

   Is it possible to access the same website with different PHP execution times on different ports? The idea behind this is to have both example.com and example.com:8111. The first one is a website where users access and configuration for php execution times are average/low. On the other hand the second one would enable other users to access the same site with high execution times for PHP to customize the website (for example importing web stores).

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   declined  ·  AdminPlesk Staff (Community Manager, Plesk International GmbH) responded

   As possible solution you can use Websites Cloning Plesk feature. Another possible customizations you can ask from Plesk community on https://talk.plesk.com
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2. to have a proper documentation for godaddy users using plesk
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   Upd: Sorry, we are closing the request as no information were provided for over a month.

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3. php versions needed 5.6

   Please add PHP 5.6 Thanks

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   declined  ·  AdminPlesk Staff (Community Manager, Plesk International GmbH) responded

   We use not modified PHP versions from PHP developers. The problem here in that compiling PHP 5.x on modern OS version is impossible due to some important libraries incompatibility. So, it is OS and PHP related question but not Plesk. If OS vendors will support PHP 5.x in their latest OSes, we will add their support too.
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4. PHP5.6 on Debian 9

   To have PHP5.6 available in Debian 9.
   We really know it's possible to have it because in a Debian 9.0 machine we have it installed with a Little trick.
   But using PLESK we are not able to install it.

   Regards,
   Jorge Quiros

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   declined  ·  AdminPlesk Staff (Community Manager, Plesk International GmbH) responded

   The problem in that PHP5.6 is not compatible with Debian9 on the system level. Therefore we can’t release our PHP5.6 packages for this operating system. Please use PHP 7.x versions there.
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5. The ability to rollback minor versions of PHP

   It would be really useful to be able to rollback PHP by minor versions from the Plesk console.

   I am currently having to run my website on PHP 5.6, because the auto-update from PHP 7.1.11 to 7.1.12 caused a problem with a specific plugin (NextGen Gallery) that caused 500 Errors on any page with a NextGen gallery embedded.

   While I wait for the issue to be fixed, I tried using PHP 7.0.26, but that is affected by the same issue due to the update from 7.0.25. The result is that I am now forced to use PHP 5.6 because it's the only version not affected.

   I searched everywhere, and contacted Plesk support and found that it's not possible to rollback PHP versions, but it would be great to be able to do this. If I could rollback to the previous minor update, i.e. from 7.1.12 to 7.1.11, or 7.0.26 to 7.0.25, the problem could be avoided while I wait for a fix.

   You might think that just turning off auto-updates would help, but it really wouldn't, because we don't become aware of some issues until after we update, and then we'd need to rollback as per this request/proposal.

   It would be really useful to be able to rollback PHP by minor versions from the Plesk console.

   I am currently having to run my website on PHP 5.6, because the auto-update from PHP 7.1.11 to 7.1.12 caused a problem with a specific plugin (NextGen Gallery) that caused 500 Errors on any page with a NextGen gallery embedded.

   While I wait for the issue to be fixed, I tried using PHP 7.0.26, but that is affected by the same issue due to the update from 7.0.25. The result is that I am now forced to use PHP 5.6 because it's… more

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   declined  ·  AdminPlesk Staff (Community Manager, Plesk International GmbH) responded

   Thank you for your input!
   Unfortunately, we have to close your request, because over the years it has not become quite popular for further implementation.
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