v2.5.68 – v2.5.77 — 2026-07-11¶

Plesk import

Info: the backup import now warns that mail and FTP passwords can't be migrated from a backup (the server's encryption key isn't part of the backup). Use the SSH import for a seamless, reset-free migration; the backup option remains for when the source server is no longer reachable.
Fix: all mailbox folders are now subscribed after an import. Non-system folders (e.g. Archiv, Projekte) arrived unsubscribed, so webmail and mail clients — which only show subscribed folders — didn't display them even though the mail was there. Existing imports self-heal via the domain Sync action.
Fix: WordPress / WP-Toolkit sites are no longer dropped on import. A site with its own webspace was sometimes misclassified as an alias of another domain, so its files transferred but no domain, database, site or WordPress record was created (and re-sync didn't help). Such sites are now imported fully, and re-sync writes files to the site's real path.
New: the import list now shows how each domain was classified — a domain imported as an alias of another gets an orange "Alias of …" tag, so it's visible in the UI when a site (e.g. a WordPress install) would be imported as an alias instead of a full website. The importer also logs the reason per domain.

IP addresses · DNS

Fix: IP assignments made on the Domains page now show on the IP-Addresses page too — each IP lists the domains using it, and an IP in use by a domain can no longer be deleted by accident.
Fix: imported DNS zones now point at the new server — A-records are rewritten from the old Plesk IP to the domain's assigned IP on import (all other records are kept).
Fix: "Update all zones" now shows a clear message when no nameservers are configured (pointing to Settings → DNS) instead of a raw "error 422".

Security

New: fail2ban whitelist. Under System → fail2ban you can maintain a list of IP addresses / CIDR ranges that fail2ban never bans — with an "add my IP" button — so your admin IP doesn't get locked out during testing. Applies to all jails and servers; whitelisting an IP also unbans it immediately.
Fix: saving the fail2ban whitelist a second time no longer fails with an opaque "error 500" — the save reliably updates, and any real error is shown.

System

New: orphaned-webspace cleanup. Under System you can see Linux users / web directories on the server that aren't linked to any active website (e.g. leftovers from a failed import) and remove each one safely.