HTTP/2 & Let’s Encrypt for WordPress
Our web blog is now meeting the latest security standards and making it HTTP2-ready is easier than you think. Here’s how we switched our web blog ( ) running on Plesk + NGINX to HTTPS and made it HTTP/2-ready…
Our web blog is now meeting the latest security standards and making it HTTP2-ready is easier than you think. Here’s how we switched our web blog ( ) running on Plesk + NGINX to HTTPS and made it HTTP/2-ready…
Our German customers frequently ask to start supporting the German “ß” character in Plesk. The character is also known as “sharp-s” or “Eszett”. So why don’t we just fix this problem? Well, the answer is that the problem is not…
For every new software release, barely there would be anything more painful than changes in the user interface. Plesk is known for changing the UI with almost every major release. Some people like the changes, some people don’t , but…
Since Plesk 10.0 and prior to Plesk 11.5 email user management has become greatly complicated by the need to operate through User account. While Users concept gave more power and flexibility, we recognised the simplicity of basic functions is equally important. So…
Plesk 11.5 introduces s an easier way for Linux server admin to manage and troubleshoot Plesk. That is “plesk command-line hub“. The hub consolidates and shortcuts most of typical operations over Plesk. Lets briefly overview how it can help: