How to manually calculate Plesk web statistics

Introduction In Plesk, system statistics like disk and traffic usage, as well as web statistics, are updated automatically every 24 hours. However, there may be cases where the statistics are not updated, or you may need to generate the statistics manually instead of waiting for the next automatic update. Plesk provides a command-line utility that

How to set up auto-reply in Plesk 12.5

Introduction Setting up automatic replies, also known as “out-of-office” or “vacation” responses, allows you to send pre-configured email responses when you’re unavailable to respond. This feature is useful for informing contacts of your absence or providing additional instructions when you’re unable to check your email. Plesk offers an easy-to-use interface for configuring automatic replies for

How to set up mail forwarding in Plesk 12.5

Introduction Email forwarding is a useful feature that automatically redirects incoming emails from one address to another. This can help centralize communications if you manage multiple email accounts or wish to forward messages to team members. In Plesk, setting up email forwarding is simple and can be configured for one or more email addresses. This

How to Create Email Account in Plesk 12.5

Introduction Creating an email account in Plesk allows you to manage and customize email addresses for your domain. Whether it’s for personal use or for business purposes, setting up a dedicated email account is essential for communication. Plesk provides a straightforward interface to create new email addresses and configure their settings, including mailbox size and

How to Check Mailbox Size Remaining (User-Level) in Plesk Onyx

Introduction Monitoring mailbox size is important for ensuring that your email accounts do not exceed storage limits, which can prevent sending or receiving messages. Plesk provides a convenient way to check the size of each mailbox directly through its control panel. Important Note: This tutorial is specifically for Plesk Onyx, though the interface might vary

How to “Sudo” without password In Ubuntu

Introduction Entering your password every time you run a sudo command can be time-consuming, especially when you frequently perform administrative tasks. To improve your workflow, you can configure your server to disable the password prompt for sudo commands. This guide is intended for users who manage their own servers and want to bypass the password

How to change file permission on Plesk Control Panel

Introduction Managing file permissions in the Plesk Control Panel is crucial for ensuring proper access control to website files and directories. File permissions determine which users can read, write, or execute specific files or directories. Misconfigured permissions may lead to security vulnerabilities, such as unauthorized access to sensitive files, or issues where users cannot modify

How to concatenate multiple certificate files into one bundled chain file for LBaaS

Introduction In the context of Load Balancer as a Service (LBaaS), it’s crucial to provide a complete certificate chain for secure communication between clients and servers. A certificate chain typically includes the end-entity certificate, any intermediate certificates, and the root certificate. Concatenating these certificates into one bundled chain file ensures that the load balancer can