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Fixed the issue where, after updating to Plesk Obsidian 18.0.73, unnecessary and misleading errors regarding Dovecot could be found in the installer log. (PPP-69765)
Rolled back the change that disabled the ability to authenticate with the mail server using digest-md5. (PPP-69768)
9 October 2025
6 October 2025
6 October 2025
plesk ext composer --application -list. (EXTPHPCOMP-249)6 October 2025
2 October 2025
ssl_prefer_server_ciphers and disable_plaintext_auth. (PPPM-15139)2 October 2025
30 September 2025
We added a number of features to the Sitejet Builder:
Added support for Turnstile as an upcoming CAPTCHA alternative.
Pass Plesk UI language to Sitejet Builder to ensure consistent localization.
Fixed an issue with the target of the Sitejet Website Builder button in the domain wizard.
We added a number of features to the Jodit Editor introduced in Plesk Obsidian 18.0.72 to make it even more handy:
The Cut, Copy, and Paste buttons were added to the toolbar.
Users can now copy and paste with no loss of formatting.
A source editor is now available, including the ability to switch between windowed and full size modes.
The Jodit interface language now matches the selected Plesk interface language, and respects the ltr/rtl direction choice.
It is now possible to insert images via the Jodit editor.
Added the -a (or --all) option for the plesk ext performance-booster db:apply-settings command to enable optimizing all the settings for all the supported MariaDB servers at once.
To make Plesk more accessible, we made sure that a number of the most popular Plesk extensions can be zoomed in by up to 200% in a browser with no loss of function.
The “Suggest an Idea” link in the Plesk footer now leads to the Plesk Productboard service instead of the Plesk Uservoice page, which will be deprecated shortly.
Plesk UserVoice will be deprecated by October 2025. Moving forward, all product feature requests and improvement suggestions will be managed through our new platform, Plesk Productboard. To continue sharing your ideas and feedback, visit features.plesk.com.
The APS Catalog will be deprecated and removed in Plesk Obsidian 18.0.77. Applications already installed from the APS Catalog will continue working. However, Plesk will no longer provide support for APS applications. Learn more about the deprecation and the recommended actions.
The following APS applications will be deprecated and removed from the Plesk APS catalog in Plesk Obsidian 18.0.75:
AfterLogic WebMail Lite
AfterLogic WebMail Pro
Moodle
Drupal
MediaWiki
phpBB
osTicket
TYPO3
Learn more about the deprecation and the recommended actions.
The following APS applications will be deprecated and removed from the Plesk APS catalog in Plesk Obsidian 18.0.77:
WordPress
Joomla
PrestaShop
Learn more about the deprecation and the recommended actions.
Fixed the issue where clicking the “Sitejet Builder” button in the “Adding New Domain” wizard opened the AI Website Generator instead of Sitejet Builder. (PPP-69452)
Fixed the issue where temporary domain names sometimes failed to resolve. (PAUX-6624)
Fixed the issue where running the plesk bin subscription -i command showed the status of the subscription’s mail service as “Off”, even if it was, in fact, “Disabled for incoming mail” or “Not Configured”. (PPPM-15126)
Fixed the issue where running the plesk repair mail command could prevent incoming mail from reaching certain mailboxes on Plesk Obsidian servers hosting in excess of 1000 mailboxes.(PPP-69486)
Fixed the issue where installing the “ioncube_loader” extension via the “Manage PECL Packages” menu failed with the “No such file” error. (PPPM-15104)
Fixed the issue where, after installing WordPress on a website and changing the default installation directory, WordPress failed to load if that website was set as the default website for an IP address in Plesk. (PPPM-15093)
Renamed the “Allow local FTP backups” option on the “Restricted Mode Settings” page to “Allow local backups” to prevent confusion. (PPPM-15075)
Fixed the issue where moving an add-on domain between subscriptions did not update the “Default size” parameter for that domain’s mailboxes to match that defined by the destination subscription’s settings. (PPPM-15068)
Fixed the issue where enabling IMAP authentication via digest-md5 could lead to Fail2ban false positives under specific circumstances. (PPP-67617)
Fixed the issue where converting a Plesk Obsidian server running CloudLinux 7 to CloudLinux 8 failed because the conversion script referenced outdated CloudLinux leapp data packages. (PPPM-15112)
Fixed the issue where converting a Plesk Obsidian server running CloudLinux 7 to CloudLinux 8 could fail under specific circumstances. (PPPM-15130)
Fixed the issue where converting a Plesk Obsidian server running CloudLinux 7 to CloudLinux 8 failed if the psa-fileserver-17.5.3 package was installed on the server. (PPPM-15122)
Fixed the issue where the usernames and passwords longer than 34 characters were cut short in the plesk sbin mail_auth_view command output. (PPP-69366)
Fixed the issue where the amount of traffic consumed by domains was not being updated on the “Domains” page. (PPPM-15074)
Fixed the issue where restoring the server backup of a newly created Plesk server produced the unnecessary and misleading “The scheduled task already exists” error. (PPP-69188)
Fixed the issue where running the plesk repair all -n command produced unnecessary and misleading errors related to nginx even if nginx was disabled or was not installed on the server. (EXTPLESK-9631)
Updated Dovecot to version 2.4.1-4.
Updated libmariadbclient to version 3.4.7.
Updated the sw-engine PHP version to 8.4.12.
Updated ASP.NET Core 9.0 to version 9.0.9.
Updated ASP.NET Core 8.0 to version 8.0.20.
Updated Perl to version 5.42.0.
Updated the OWASP ModSecurity CRS version to 4.18.0.
Updated the ModSecurity PCRE to PCRE2 version 10.45.
Updated the plesk-engine PHP version to 8.4.12.