LetsEncrypt being able to auto-renew proxied domains. rkHunter is running version 1.3.4 (think I read somewhere this was going to update). Things I think might need some attention:
#Crack plesk onyx software#
You might want to add some extra warning in the documentation about the minimum requirements for the virtualization software the hosting company uses. But I expect this to be a problem with my hosting providers virtualization software.
So far I haven't been able to get docker running (even with the updated kernel 3.10+). Currently the webmail catches the renewal process and it fails. Or have a checkbox to configure this for the subdomain. Also it might be useful to preconfigure the domains to be able to automatically renew themselves without having to turn the mail off or configure Nginx with a rule. LE auto-renewal IP's change so now and then and I haven't found a suitable solution yet. However some of my whitelisted domains still need to be manually updated because the whitelist does not allow LE IP's. No issues there.įor me LetsEncrypt SSL certificates and auto-renewal are very useful because it saves me from having to insert and renew certificates manually. I've installed Plesk Onyx on a Debian that upgraded from 7 to 8 and it runs very smooth. I also find the (Plesk) interface useful to check if the IP address was in fact banned (and by which jails). Writing jails and filters for the observed behaviour was easily done through the Plesk interface.
#Crack plesk onyx install#
Were already integrated and preconfigured, install with the click of a button.īecause I felt I didn't have enough protection and oversight I added Maltrail manually to Plesk. When upgrading to Plesk Onyx I was pleased to notice that features like Fail2Ban, Watchdog (Monit and rkhunter), firewall, ModSecurity, DNSSEC, etc. Lost one of my Plesk production servers lately due to half-assed firewall configurations and software management.
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