I would love to use exchange server 2013 while using plesk panel. Exchange server is by far the most superior email server for windows and would be a great addition to plesk panel.

I believe that there is also an open API or an easy way to send commands which would make it a lot easier to integrate with.

A carddav and caldav Server

There is an spam filtering option to "Move to spam folder XXXX" on Linux, but not on Windows (Plesk 11+).

Unfortunately, horde doesn't work so well and every time when a message with broken header arrives, horde displays "Invalid Address" and no subject to all inbox messages. The described fix in https://kb.plesk.com/en/121175 doesn't work in this cases, forcing us to find the broken message manually (or scripting something to do the dirty job).

This feature should exists in Windows env as in Linux.

It would be great to have ftp account with an expire date.
A sort of temporary ftp accounts.

This becomes really usefull when you need to share your ftp details temporary with a webdeveloper, or somebody else to maintain of check an website.

I always make a new FTP account for this sort of events, but then forget to delete them. It would be real nice if you could set a expire date that the account automaticly blocks itself after that date is past.

The implementation of the centralized smartermail in plesk onyx for windows is good, but it should also be possible to integrate this feature into the linux edition.

Many hosters provide both windows and linux hosting with ONE centralised mail solution. Since the integration for winodws is already done I suppose it shouldn't be too hard to integrate it into the linux version as well since smartermail is completely API based.

Have the ability to provide more Nginx builds/packages. For example, offer a 'nginx-full'-package with more modules.

For example, I need the Nginx headers more module. Since this need to be built-in at compile time, it isn't possible to add this later on. So that would mean replace the Plesk version of Nginx with the distro-default. (Heck, why does Plesk need it's own Nginx-build, anyway?)

No, passing headers from Apache is not an option, especially when I'm using the Nginx - PHP-FPM setup.

Currently docker containers are skipped by the backup manager, would be great to include them as well.

This would allow you to see mailboxes that are no longer in use.

Many times I find that some subscriptions won't sync because they are locked. I'd really like to know why they are locked. So far, I've been able to unlock & sync with no noticeable changes. But I'm left wondering what caused the lock in the first place. And I'm afraid that I'll realize later something no longer works as expected.

Please compile nginx with these extra options to provide even faster time-to-first-byte responses on modern kernels:

./configure ... --with-cc-opt='-DTCP_FASTOPEN=23'

Background information and complete guide: https://www.masv.io/enabling-tcp-fast-open-nginx-centos-7/

Implement http://www.wildfly.org/ instead of deprecated Tomcat

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The DMARC support in Plesk Onyx 17.5.3 ist incomplete. If an incoming email is rejected due to a DMARC fail there is no mailer daemon generated to inform the sender of this email.

Please add this important feature to DMARC support. Otherwise it would not be usable for most customers.

Currently only the certificate used to secure plesk is used for all FTPS connections.

It would be useful to be able to use other certificates for FTPS connections, specifically ones already used for other domains.

Thank you

I think it would be amazing if you supported Laravel as it is one of the fastest growing php frameworks today.

With it you will attract a lot ore customers.

Having multiple DNS Templates, ideally selectable in a Service Plan, would add a great deal of flexibility in Plesk. For example, we have one type of Subscription that involves external store-and-forward mail servers for email backup. When a customer selects this type of Service Plan we have to manually adjust the DNS records to point to the appropriate mailservers. So it would be great if we could define multiple DNS Templates, then select the appropriate template in the appropriate Service Plan.

phpPgAdmin support was dropped starting from Plesk Onyx 17.8
This means that Plesk does not have any management tool for Postgres databases shipped with it.

I suggest to include pgadmin in Plesk installation since the latest ve
rsion of this software (2018-09-06 - pgAdmin 4 v3.3 Released) has just been released, with adequate security. More info about it you can find here:
https://www.pgadmin.org/