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1. need Outlook 2016 email account settings

   Outlook 2010 email settings do not work on Outlook 2016.

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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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2. Implement settings synchronization between Plesk servers for Plesk Events in Slack extension

   It would be good to implement ability to easily synchronize settings of Plesk Events in Slack extension between different servers in GUI.

   For example: there might be special button in Plesk GUI to import/export settings as a file.

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

   Thank you for your input! We will consider this functionality in upcoming releases if it will be popular. Everyone, please continue voting for this feature if you consider it important.
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3. More advanced anti-ddos interface and settings

   This (https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000784914-What-DDoS-protection-tools-are-available-in-Plesk) recently updated article shows that we still need paid extensions to better protect our servers against ddos attacks.

   It would be great if Plesk would create a more advanced anti-ddos monitoring tool with a useful interface, alerts, and the right amount of settings to better protect our servers from ddos attacks without the need to install a third party extension with additional costs. Preferably created with "good defaults" in mind.

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   more input required  ·  AdminPlesk Staff (Community Manager, Plesk International GmbH) responded

   Effective DDoS solutions must be installed before the server, not on the server. Because once an attack is able to reach the server, it will block all network bandwith and create a high cpu load so that the server becomes unavailable for other tasks. No on-server DDoS protection can perform good enough to keep a server safe from that. Plesk already has on-server protection, such as Fail2Ban and the built-in firewall capabilities. Nevertheless, we'd love to hear what you are missing as an on-server protection.

   The request asks for and "advanced anti-ddos monitoring tool with a useful interface, alerts, and the right amount of settings".

   Could you please be specific about these points. 

   - What exactly makes an "advanced" tool for you?

   - How do you imagine a "useful" interface?

   - What "alerts" would you like to get?

   - What are the "right amount of settings" for you?

   Please let us more about this in your comments.

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   Effective DDoS solutions must be installed before the server, not on the server. Because once an attack is able to reach the server, it will block all network bandwith and create a high cpu load so that the server becomes unavailable for other tasks. No on-server DDoS protection can perform good enough to keep a server safe from that. Plesk already has on-server protection, such as Fail2Ban and the built-in firewall capabilities. Nevertheless, we'd love to hear what you are missing as an on-server protection.

   The request asks for and "advanced anti-ddos monitoring tool with a useful interface, alerts, and the right amount of settings".

   Could you please be specific about these points. 

   - What exactly makes an "advanced" tool for you?

   - How do you imagine a "useful" interface?

   - What "alerts" would you like to get?

   - What are the "right amount of settings" for you?

   Please let… more

4. Clarify "Web Hosting Access", "Web Server Settings", and "Hosting Settings" in the Power User view

   As an IT professional and software developer, I find the most confusing part of the panel to be the distinction between "Web Hosting Access", "Web Server Settings", and "Hosting Settings" in the Power User view.

   Under "Web Hosting Access", it feels like "System user" and "Hard quota on disk space" make sense, but the "IP Addresses" setting is in the wrong place. I would think that the IP addresses would be configured under "Hosting Settings".

   "Web Server Settings" page is a hodge-podge of both Apache and Nginx settings. Why not split this screen into separate tabs -- one for Apache and one for Nginx -- or have a diagram that shows how Nginx sits in front of Apache and then let the user pick which part(s) of the infrastructure they want to adjust settings for?

   The "Hosting Settings" page seems fine as-is. All of it relates to configuring the hosting space, independent of which server (Apache or Nginx) is actually being configured.

   Here are my final thoughts on how this could be all cleaned-up:
   - Rename "Web Hosting Access" to "System Account".
   - Move "IP Addresses" under "Hosting Settings".
   - Combine "Web Server Settings" and "Hosting Settings" into one "Hosting settings" section, broken down into:
   - Common settings (formerly the "Hosting Settings" screen, with the addition of the IP Addresses setting)
   - Apache settings (formerly "Common Apache settings" and "Additional Apache directives" from "Web Server Settings").
   - Nginx settings (formerly "nginx settings" and "Additional nginx directives" from "Web Server Settings").
   - Add a diagram to the new "Hosting Settings" section that depicts where nginx can be included in request handling (i.e. in front of Apache, as well as for PHP request handling).

   As an IT professional and software developer, I find the most confusing part of the panel to be the distinction between "Web Hosting Access", "Web Server Settings", and "Hosting Settings" in the Power User view.

   Under "Web Hosting Access", it feels like "System user" and "Hard quota on disk space" make sense, but the "IP Addresses" setting is in the wrong place. I would think that the IP addresses would be configured under "Hosting Settings".

   "Web Server Settings" page is a hodge-podge of both Apache and Nginx settings. Why not split this screen into separate… more

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   Unfortunately, we have to close your request, because over the years it has not become quite popular for further implementation.
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5. Wordpress Settings with Prefix(config) for more Secruity

   Wordpress Settings with Prefix for more Secruity.
   A lot of People Change the Prefix in Wordpress for more Security.

   Can we get more Settings Options for Wordpress?
   On a automatic Update it's reset the Config.php and delete Prefix or something extra Options.

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   completed  ·  AdminSergey L (CTO, Plesk International GmbH) responded

   This function is available in our new WordPress Toolkit function of Plesk 12.0

6. better backup priority settings to include nice and ionice

   Currently it seems the backup priority only takes CPU into account and not I/O

   I would prefer the backup low priority settings to be changed into specific values. For example

   CPU PRIORITY -> Select Box with options 1-19
   IO Class -> Select Box with options 1-3
   IO Priority-> Select Box with options 1-7

   1 means realtime and the higher the number the less important is the task.

   Then this can be converted into custom commands depending on the user needs like:

   nice -n{CPU PRIORITY} ionice -c{I/O CLASS} -n{I/O Priority} <backup task command>

   For example one could set like this

   nice -n19 ionice -c2 -n7 <backup task command>

   Currently it seems the backup priority only takes CPU into account and not I/O

   I would prefer the backup low priority settings to be changed into specific values. For example

   CPU PRIORITY -> Select Box with options 1-19
   IO Class -> Select Box with options 1-3
   IO Priority-> Select Box with options 1-7

   1 means realtime and the higher the number the less important is the task.

   Then this can be converted into custom commands depending on the user needs like:

   nice -n{CPU PRIORITY} ionice -c{I/O CLASS} -n{I/O Priority} <backup task command>

   For example one could set like this

   nice… more

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   completed  ·  IgorG responded

   Already implemented since Plesk Obsidian version.
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7. Change password type in Backup Settings via CLI

   Currently, it is only possible to change this setting via Tools & Settings > Backup Manager > Settings > Backup Security Settings > Password type
   In case of deploying multiple servers it becomes very time-consuming, so it would be useful to add the ability to change this setting via CLI

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   Thank you for your input. 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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8. Set a password in Backup Settings via CLI

   Configure Tools & Settings > Backup Manager > Settings > Backup Security Setting > Specified Password via CLI command.

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

   Upd: Sorry, we are closing the request as no information were provided for over a month.

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9. Separate mozilla tls cipher settings for web and mail

   Please separate the mozilla tls cipher settings for web and mail.
   Sometimes the old ciphers has to set only for mail and not for web.
   Additionally it would be great if the setting could available on domain basis.

   Please see this forum post as a reference: https://talk.plesk.com/threads/tls-versions-and-ciphers-by-mozilla-issue-with-the-last-synchronisation.358066/post-882924

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   Thank you for your input. 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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10. Download Email-Account settings

    Download Email-Account settings for quick installation for Outlook etc.

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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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11. migrate branding and themes from previous Plesk versions

    After upgrading Plesk to another release 12.5 > Onyx, Onyx > Obsidian, Obsidian > ... The branding and themes from previous Plesk version remains untouched.

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    This request did not become popular through many years. We must decline it.

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12. Set a limit for forwarding domains in Service Plan settings

    At the moment, it is only possible to limit the number of all domains in Service Plan settings, regardless of their hosting type.

    Please provide a way to set a limit on the domains with the "Forwarding" type.

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    Thank you for your input. 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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13. Option to restrict available application versions (e.g. WordPress 4.8.x only) via service plan settings (or subscription settings)

    Option to restrict available application versions (e.g. WordPress 4.8.x only) via service plan settings (or subscription settings).

    The use case is that we want to limit the options for the more inexperienced customer which represent the majority our customers. They have no need for a list of 15-20 versions to choose from, if they pick the "custom install" that is.

    A secondary reason is the older versions are older versions for a reason. The older versions have unfixed security updates and optimizations. As a hosting provider you might want have the policy you only want installs of a certain version or higher.

    Option to restrict available application versions (e.g. WordPress 4.8.x only) via service plan settings (or subscription settings).

    The use case is that we want to limit the options for the more inexperienced customer which represent the majority our customers. They have no need for a list of 15-20 versions to choose from, if they pick the "custom install" that is.

    A secondary reason is the older versions are older versions for a reason. The older versions have unfixed security updates and optimizations. As a hosting provider you might want have the policy you only want installs of a certain… more

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14. Add max_connection to server-wide email settings

    I frequently run into the problem not to be able to connect to my email server. The log shows: "Maximum connection limit reached"

    If you have multiple email accounts, say for different domains, and you use them on your laptop, iphone and ipad, the connections sum up very quick one or the other can't connect anymore.

    To get rid of this I'd like to have an option inside server wide email settings to be able to set MAXDAEMONS and MAXPERIP for courier-imap service, so I don't have to patch the /etc/courier-imap/imapd manually.

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

    Options “Maximum number of connections (IMAP, POP3, IMAP over SSL/TLS, or POP3 over SSL/TLS)” and “Maximum number of connections for a user per IP address” already exists in server-wide Mail Settings in Plesk Onyx 17.8
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15. Add compression settings for domain output

    I want to see domain level setting that allows output from server to be compressed before being sent to the client over the network.

    Now Plesk does not setup nginx/apache/iis to compress output.

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

    From Plesk Onyx 17.8 for Windows, the Dynamic Content Compression can be enabled using Plesk Installer https://docs.plesk.com/en-US/onyx/administrator-guide/web-servers/iis-web-server-windows/iis-dynamic-compression-support.78852/
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16. Manage PHP-FPM status path and additional PHP-FPM settings globally

    For our monitoring environment we want to use the pm.status_path, ping.path and ping.response settings for all PHP-FPM pools globally.

    At the moment the only way to set these settings is by adding the following in Domain -> PHP Settings -> Additional configuration directives:
    [php-fpm-pool-settings]
    pm.status_path = /php-fpm-status
    ping.path = /php-fpm-ping
    ping.response = pong

    Unfortunately there is no way to set this globally, not by changing the plan nor by utilizing event handlers (because we're unable to set this through /usr/local/psa/bin/php_settings -u).

    I've also been unable to find the template for the PHP-FPM pool settings, so also unable to change this by using a custom template.

    For our monitoring environment we want to use the pm.status_path, ping.path and ping.response settings for all PHP-FPM pools globally.

    At the moment the only way to set these settings is by adding the following in Domain -> PHP Settings -> Additional configuration directives:
    [php-fpm-pool-settings]
    pm.status_path = /php-fpm-status
    ping.path = /php-fpm-ping
    ping.response = pong

    Unfortunately there is no way to set this globally, not by changing the plan nor by utilizing event handlers (because we're unable to set this through /usr/local/psa/bin/php_settings -u).

    I've also been unable to find the template for the PHP-FPM pool settings, so also… more

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    Thank you for your input! 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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17. Allow restoration of manaully migrated data in new Plesk Migrator extension

    The old Migration and Transfer agent to migrate data that had already been created by using the PleskX.pl migration script by selecting the option in the migration wizard.

    The new Plesk Migrator does not support this feature thus the manual method of migration is no longer available in Plesk 12.5 (as per below KB artilcle):

    https://kb.odin.com/en/1152

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    Sorry, but we don’t plan to implement this functionality in the new Plesk Migrator extension.

    Please use old migration tool to migrate to Plesk 12.0, and then upgrade Plesk to version 12.5.

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18. Customizing WordPress instance Update Settings.

    Add possibility chose what settings can be visible to end users.

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    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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19. Separate Hosting-Type setting from other hosting settings

    In Plesk 12.5 users can only change the hosting type if they are also granted permissions to add CGI, Perl or other insecure options to their domain. While changing the hosting type is secure, all the other settings are insecure for the hosting company.

    Users should be able to set their hosting type while they should not be able to change other hosting settings. It is very common that users change a redirect to a website and a website to a redirect. With the current mix of hosting type with other permissions it is impossible to let users choose and maintain server security. The administrators get all the workload for making the hosting type change for users.

    In Plesk 12.5 users can only change the hosting type if they are also granted permissions to add CGI, Perl or other insecure options to their domain. While changing the hosting type is secure, all the other settings are insecure for the hosting company.

    Users should be able to set their hosting type while they should not be able to change other hosting settings. It is very common that users change a redirect to a website and a website to a redirect. With the current mix of hosting type with other permissions it is impossible to let users choose… more

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    Unfortunately, we have to close your request, because over the years it has not become quite popular for further implementation.
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20. Allow multi-thread options in Plesk Migrator to speed up huge migrations

    The Plesk Migrator tool is very limited when migrating a big amount of subscriptions, databases and mails.

    Checking the CPU usage when performing a migration, Plesk Migrator utilities are not reaching 20% of the CPU because this tool is not supporting multi-threading.

    Therefore, due to this limitation, a huge migration can take a few days or even more than a week to be completed.

    If Plesk Migrator would use the full capabilities of the hardware available in our servers, the migration can be faster and match our migration deadlines.

    It would be great that a few options in panel.ini or in the Plesk Migrator settings would allow us to set how many CPUs to use.

    The Plesk Migrator tool is very limited when migrating a big amount of subscriptions, databases and mails.

    Checking the CPU usage when performing a migration, Plesk Migrator utilities are not reaching 20% of the CPU because this tool is not supporting multi-threading.

    Therefore, due to this limitation, a huge migration can take a few days or even more than a week to be completed.

    If Plesk Migrator would use the full capabilities of the hardware available in our servers, the migration can be faster and match our migration deadlines.

    It would be great that a few options in panel.ini or… more

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

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