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1. Add the possibility to customize the WordPress Toolkit Set to install WP in a custom directory

   Add the possibility to customize the WordPress Toolkit Set to install WP in a custom directory (e.g., “/wp”) instead of installing it in the root folder (httpdocs)

   Reason: The automatic WP installation performed via a WordPress Toolkit Set through a Hosting Plan would work fine if the customer’s current site is not built on WP or another php-based platform, but will fail and mess up their current site if their domain already contains a WP or php-based installation at the root level.

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2. Add the ability to manage the default WordPress Toolkit Security Measures before setting up the instance

   Add the ability to manage the default WordPress Toolkit Security Measures before setting up the instance, e.g. via some options in panel.ini.

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3. Expand filtering of sites in WP toolkit by adding "Search Engine Indexing Enabled" state

   Add "Search engine indexing" state for the domain into the filtering option for the list of sites (same as for "Debug").

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4. Implement some basic optimisations

   Like the wp-cron feature released recently it would be useful to have other functionality like
   - Warn if not using InnoDB
   - Clear out and limit post revisions
   - Disable revisions
   - Cleanup autoload options
   - Cleanup sessions
   - Image crushing

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5. 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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6. 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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7. 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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8. custom location for Wordpress backups

   custom location for Wordpress backups
   on locally mounted drive for example

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9. 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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10. Search/filter for vulnerable plugins/themes in Wordpress Toolkit

    I would like to know if it would be possible to filter in WPTK so that only the sites with Vulnerabilities/updates are shown. Both for Plugins and Themes.
    Searching for Vulnerable or Update does not show any results.

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11. panel.ini setting to select 127.0.0.1 or localhost for WPT WordPress installations

    When using CloudLinux's alt-php versions and when using Plesk's php version management facility instead of CloudLinux PHP Selector, the default path to mysql.sock is not set, or in some cases incorrectly set to /tmp/mysql.sock.

    Any php script, including WordPress, that is set to use "localhost" to connect to the database will then fail to connect. This can cause severe problems with the WordPress Toolkit.

    If, instead of localhost, the host address is set to 127.0.0.1, php uses a network connection instead of trying to connect to mysql.sock, and all is well. Naturally this assumes that mysql/mariadb listens on 127.0.0.1 but that is usually the case for CloudLinux/RHEL-downstream distributions as far as I'm aware.

    The alternative is to tell php where mysql.sock is located by adding mysql.defaultsocket = /var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock, mysqli.defaultsocket = /var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock and pdomysql.defaultsocket = /var/lib/mysql.sock either on a per-domain basis or in the main php.ini fo9r all domains (per version of php).

    I suggest adding a panel.ini setting for wpt that would allow the administrator to set their preference of localhost or 127.0.0.1 for WordPress installations.

    As an extension to this, I also suggest that in panel.ini under [php] it could be made possible to specify the default path to mysql.sock for the various libraries, just as it is currently possible to specify disable_functions settings.

    When using CloudLinux's alt-php versions and when using Plesk's php version management facility instead of CloudLinux PHP Selector, the default path to mysql.sock is not set, or in some cases incorrectly set to /tmp/mysql.sock.

    Any php script, including WordPress, that is set to use "localhost" to connect to the database will then fail to connect. This can cause severe problems with the WordPress Toolkit.

    If, instead of localhost, the host address is set to 127.0.0.1, php uses a network connection instead of trying to connect to mysql.sock, and all is well. Naturally this assumes that mysql/mariadb listens on 127.0.0.1 but… more

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12. Email notifications when a plugin is installed on a WordPress site

    The email notification settings in Tools & Settings > Notifications should include an option to notify when a plugin is installed on a WordPress site, for security.

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13. Export list of all installed plugins and themes on all instances

    Add possibility to to get a list of all plugins/themes installed across all installs.
    Currently command "plesk ext wp-toolkit --plugins" only allows to get a list of manually uploaded plugins and themes

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14. Add global option to control default value of "Search Indexing Enabled" and "Debugging" for newly created site

    We've WordPress development company and use Plesk for managing lots of staging servers for projects under development.
    All domains are created automatically via API as part of the project's start process, and, of course, all instances that are under development should not be indexed during the development stage (as it will affect the page index of the site in production).
    By default, "Search Indexing" option is enabled, and this is quite inconvenient and error prone for us (as it requires manual setup of the created instance).
    Adding global server-wide configuration option for WP Toolkit that will control such default behavior (for compatibility reasons, the default value will be true, of course) - will let us ensure that no domain which was created for the development will be indexed.

    We've WordPress development company and use Plesk for managing lots of staging servers for projects under development.
    All domains are created automatically via API as part of the project's start process, and, of course, all instances that are under development should not be indexed during the development stage (as it will affect the page index of the site in production).
    By default, "Search Indexing" option is enabled, and this is quite inconvenient and error prone for us (as it requires manual setup of the created instance).
    Adding global server-wide configuration option for WP Toolkit that will control such default behavior… more

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15. WordPress Smart Updates notifications

    For now, the only way to manage WordPress Smart Updates notifications is to enable/disable them at all under Tools & Settings > Notifications > WordPress application updates.

    Please add feature to manage Smart Updates notifications, particularly receiving only failed updates.

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16. add an ability to hide "Current password" field with Wordpress Administrator's password in Customer's panel

    When being logged in as a customer in Plesk, it is possible to see the Wordpress Administrator's credentials.
    It is required to hide the administrator's password for security reasons and let the customers login to WP Dashboard anly via the additional user account, added via the WP Dashboard itself.

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17. Sort update-able plugins/themes to top in WP Toolkit

    Or at least give a header to click so to sort them up

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18. Add a migration tool to WP Toolkit from other software installation platforms (Installatron / Softaculous)

    We've been using Installatron for ages, but WP Toolkit has become a really powerful tool over the last couple of years. While we can work on integrating our systems with WP Toolkit directly, one major obstacle is moving clients over from one system to the other - including their backups / update settings / etc.

    I'd love to find a way to make migrations over to the WP Toolkit seamless!

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19. 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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20. 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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