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1. #BITNAMI MEAN STACK ENABLE PASSENGER INSTALL#
2. #BITNAMI MEAN STACK ENABLE PASSENGER PASSWORD#
3. #BITNAMI MEAN STACK ENABLE PASSENGER LICENSE#

Significantly improved backup performance for backups stored in the FTP storage: backup upload speed is now ~1.6 times faster, while CPU load decreased by a factor of two.SSL It! now shows recommended extensions and TLS versions in the “Settings” drawer.NET, and Node.js) while moving the domains between subscriptions. Plesk now better handles domains with modern applications installed (for example, Laravel.Introduced icons for no-hosting domain types (alias, forwarding, no hosting).Decluttered Dynamic List view and made it easier to navigate through multiple domains:.

The previous subscription limits are now ignored and treated as unlimited.

#BITNAMI MEAN STACK ENABLE PASSENGER LICENSE#

The DMARC policy defines how the receiver should treat email messages depending on the results of DKIM and SPF checks. This improvement protects outgoing mail against email spoofing. New domains now use the DMARC quarantine policy by default. Note: This improvement works only for new domains that have their DNS and mail hosting in Plesk. New domains now have the “Use DKIM spam protection system to sign outgoing email messages” option selected by default. Spoofed email messages with ‘From address’ forged to display a Plesk domain could pass DKIM and DMARC validation and were not filtered. Previously, DKIM was not enabled by default for domains. This improvement protects against email spoofing.ĭKIM helps to verify that an email was indeed sent from the domain and no one tampered with the email content in transit. New domains now sign outgoing mail with DKIM.

#BITNAMI MEAN STACK ENABLE PASSENGER INSTALL#

#BITNAMI MEAN STACK ENABLE PASSENGER PASSWORD#

Note Moving domains between subscriptions changes the plesk-git directory password because it must be synced with the subscription’s system user password. The Git extension now correctly handles moving domains between subscriptions and places the Git directory to the appropriate subscription afterward. These users can pull and push to a local repository via HTTP/HTTPS using their credentials. You can now select additional users when creating a local repository or changing the settings of an existing one.

Previously, only the system user had access to all repositories in a subscription. In the Git extension, added the ability to select users who can access a local repository via HTTP/HTTPS. It is now also possible to filter domains by status (valid, expired, self-signed, and so on) and certificate authority. Introduced the new SSL It! main screen, which offers a bird’s view of all domains, installed certificates (if any), the certificates’ expiration dates, and certificate authorities.Customers can now create database users on the default server and servers where they already have databases (even if customers do not have the “Database server selection” permission).To enable queues in your Laravel project, follow the instructions.

Laravel website owners can now manage queue jobs out of the box: schedule, monitor, remove, rerun, and so on. To all our customers, we thank you for your loyalty!Īre you intrigued? Follow the cat paw prints in Tools & Settings > About Plesk (under “Plesk”).Īdded support for queue workers to the Laravel Toolkit extension. We are glad to release the anniversary version Plesk Obsidian 18.0.50.