In order to get magento to run properly I had to:
upgrade php to php5.4
yum install php-mcrypt
yum install php-soap
clear cache: rm -rf var/cache/*
Author Archive: ppadmin
Warning: the CA certificate does not sign the certificate.
When installing an SSL certificate in Parallels Panel (Plesk) along with an intermediate certificate you receive the error message
Warning: the CA certificate does not sign the certificate.
Generally it is safe to ignore this error. It is just Parallels Panel not being able to follow the complete CA root path. However, I have found that if you append the intermediate certificate to the CA certificate (instead of putting it in the intermediate certificate box), you do not get the error.
Here is the intermediate and root DomainSSL cert for globalsign:
—–BEGIN CERTIFICATE—–
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heUZjPom
—–END CERTIFICATE—–
—–BEGIN CERTIFICATE—–
MIIEXDCCA0SgAwIBAgILBAAAAAABMYnGQlgwDQYJKoZIhvcNAQELBQAwTDEgMB4G
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IAITFUgbBl1wm7duUhuklQ==
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How to upgrade PHP to PHP 5.4 on CentOS 6 from a remi repository
Parallels Article ID: 115875
1. Install epel and remi repositories:
# wget http://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/epel/6/x86_64/epel-release-6-8.noarch.rpm
# wget http://rpms.famillecollet.com/enterprise/remi-release-6.rpm
# sudo rpm -Uvh remi-release-6*.rpm epel-release-6*.rpm
2. Enable remi repository:
# sudo vi /etc/yum.repos.d/remi.repo
In the [remi] section of the file, set the “enabled” option to 1.
3. Upgrade PHP with this command:
# yum install php
4. Set remi section back to 0.
Enable Spamassassin for all existing mailboxes
In order to enable Spamassassin for all existing mailboxes you can use the following script:
#!/bin/sh
#Get the list of mailboxes registered in PPA
mysql -uadmin -p`cat /etc/psa/.psa.shadow` psa -sNe “select mail.mail_name, domains.name from mail left join domains on mail.dom_id=domains.id” | sed -E ‘s/[[:space:]]+/@/g’ > /tmp/mailboxes_list
#Enable spamassassin for mailboxes
while read mailbox
do
/usr/local/psa/bin/spamassassin -u $mailbox -status true
done < /tmp/mailboxes_list
How to display email headers
Outlook 2013, 2010 (Windows): Double-click the message to open it in a new window. Select the File tab, and then click Properties.
Outlook 2007 (Windows): Double-click the message to open it, and then in the Options group, click the dialog box launcher (small square with an arrow).
Outlook Web App (OWA): Double-click the message to open it, and then click the Message Details icon (an envelope with a small document over it).
Outlook Express, Windows Mail, or Windows Live Mail (Windows): In the message index, right-click the message, and then select Properties. Click the Details tab.
Outlook 2011 (Mac OS X): In your Inbox (or other folder), right-click or control-click the message, and then select View Source.
Thunderbird (Windows, Mac OS X): Click View, select Headers, and then choose All.
Mail (Mac OS X): With the message selected, from the View menu, select Message, and then select either All Headers or Long Headers.
Gmail: Open the message in your Gmail inbox, Click the down-arrow in the top-right corner of the message, Click the “Show original” link toward the bottom of the options box. The message will open in a separate window with the full message headers at the top.
Yahoo Mail: Open the email message in your Yahoo Mail inbox. Click the “Full Headers” link located in the lower-right corner of the email message.
WordPress migration with full Plesk integration
Step by step instructions for moving a WordPress site between servers using ‘duplicator’ plugin.
Source server
1. Install duplicator
Login to WP admin area. Click Plugins. Search for ‘Duplicator’ plugin and install.
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
3. Click on the Duplicator link from the main menu
4. Create your first package.
You will go through a verification check of the setup. Fix any issues that duplicator finds.
5. FTP installer.php and packageName_archive.zip to destination server (download to PC, upload to new server).
Destination server
1. Move installer.php and package.zip file into document root directory.
2. Install WP through Plesk. This step is only necessary if you want Plesk to recognize the WP installation.
3. Look in the wp-config.php file and make a note of mysql db, user, password and then rename file to be wp-config.php.back.
4. Run the installer.php script. Adjust domain name and mysql settings.
5. Verify successful migration.
6. Remove migration files: installer.php, installer-data.sql, installer-log.txt, packageName_archive.zip, wp-config.php.back
change maximum email size in plesk
To change this do the following,
Login to Plesk
Under Server Management, Click “Tools & Settings”
Under Mail, Click “Mail Server Settings”
Change the “Maximum Message size” to however large you would like it to be. (for example: 25600 for 25MB limit or 30720 for 30MB limit)
Click “OK”
virtuozzo backup tips
http://kb.parallels.com/en/113790
Summary
Parallels server virtualization products use Parallels Virtual Automation (PVA) for standard backup and restore operations.
Parallels Virtual Automation Agent (PVA Agent) provides backup and restore tools and an API for the particular Hardware Node it is installed on.
Parallels Virtual Automation Management Node (PVA MN) provides a centralized backup and restore API for all nodes registered in the PVA group.
This article describes the backgrounds of the backup and restore processes, the server roles in the backup and restore processes, and common terms used in PVA.
Server roles
Generally, there are three roles in a backup or restore process:
Virtualization node – The Hardware Node with the virtual environments to be backed up. It must have Parallels Virtual Automation Agent installed.
Backup storage node – The Hardware Node used for storing backup data. It must have Parallels Virtual Automation Agent installed.
Control node – The server initiating the backup process. It must have either Parallels Virtual Automation Agent or Parallels Virtual Automation Management Node installed.
A single server can handle all three roles in the case of a local backup.
Backup scenarios
Scenario Roles Example
Local backup of mypvcserver
Virtualization node: mypvcserver
vzabackup -F mypvcserver -e CTID
Locally initiated backup to the remote storage
Virtualization node: myvpcserver
Backup storage node: remotestorage
Control node: myvpcserver
vzabackup –storage root@remotestorage localhost -e CTID
Backup initiated from the storage server
Virtualization node: myvpcserver
Backup storage node: remotestorage
Control node: myvpcserver
vzabackup -F mypvcserver
Backup of the server to remote storage initiated by the third server
Virtualization node: myvpcserver
Backup storage node: remotestorage
Control node: myvpcserver
vzabackup –storage root@remotestorage -F mypvcserver -e CTID
Backup tools and interfaces
Graphical
PVA Control Center – The web interface of PVA MN, allowing you to manage backups for all Hardware Nodes in the PVA group.
Power Panel – The web interface for managing a particular container. A backup initiated from the Power Panel is performed according to the local settings of the Hardware Node the container is hosted on.
Parallels Management Console (obsolete) – A graphical tool shipped with older versions of Parallels Virtuozzo Containers. This allows you to perform backup and restore operations across registered nodes.
Command-line
vzabackup\vzarestore – CLI interface to PVA Agent Backup API methods.
vzbackup\vzrestore (obsolete) – CLI interface to TAR-based backup. This does not require PVA Agent to be running.
NOTE: On Parallels Virtuozzo Containers for Windows, this is in the form of another wrapper on the vzabackup\vzarestore tool.
API
Backup interfaces of PVA Management Node XML API.
Backup interfaces of PVA Agent via SOAP and XML API.
Backup backend
Parallels provides two backends for backup files:
One that is compatible with Acronis Backup and Restore (default)
One that is compatible with TAR.
The backup engine backend can be switched in the PVA Agent configuration file:
Edit the PVA Agent configuration file:
/vz/pva/agent/etc/vzagent.conf
or
/var/opt/pva/agent/etc/vzagent.conf
Change the backend value to 0 for Acronis-compatible, or 1 for TAR-based:
vzlin_backup_serializer (for pre-PVA 4.6.4 nodes):
vzlin_backup_serializer11 (for PVA 4.6.4 and later versions):
Restart PVA Agent:
~# pvaagent restart
Additional information
How to increase PVA Agent timeouts for backup operations
Acronis Error: Module=0 Code=0, Tag=0 troubleshooting
Parallels Virtual Automation builds, releases, and supported virtualization products
force mail client to redownload all messages
Rename the /var/qmail/mailnames/DOMAIN/USER/Maildir/courierpop3dsizelist
file.
delete email on plesk server
One of our customers had checked the “leave message on server” box, by accident in Outlook and over 8 months accumulated over 20,000 messages (mostly spam) on the server. The mailbox was close to 1.5GB in size.
Its a Qmail mail server.
First, find out exactly how many messages are in the box and sort by the largest message
ls -Slh | – less
The | less will allow you to go page by page. To exit type :q
He requested that we delete all the emails that were over 30 days old.
Then stop the server
/etc/init.d/qmail stop
Command to remove all the old messages:
find /var/qmail/mailnames/
replace +X with the number of days (so in our case it was +30)
the Maildir/new folder contains messages in the queue.
Depending on how many messages are in the folder the above command can take a few minutes – do not cancel until you get back to the prompt $.
/etc/init.d/qmail start