Plesk Obsidian 18.0.62 is now available

Extended Lifecycle Support

To avoid any additional fees and to make sure your servers are up to date, we strongly recommend migrating or dist-upgrading to a supported operating system. Additional details about the ELS program and any migration options can be found here: https://www.plesk.com/blog/various/extended-lifecycle-support-oses-update/

CentOS 7 & CloudLinux 7 – January 1, 2026

Vendor EOL date June 30, 2024

Ubuntu 18.04 & Debian 10 – July 1, 2025

Vendor EOL date September 2024 for Ubuntu 18.04; June 30, 2024

[ext-log-browser]

mailQueue.customerAccess = true

Now available via the Native security.txt compliance extension. The Plesk admin email is used in the Contact field, and we also maintain the Expires field to show requesters of the security.txt file that the information contained within the file is up to date. The entire file can be customized, and is available via CLI:
Support for the security.txt standard is now available with Plesk!

Streamline Email Delivery Troubleshooting

# plesk ext security-txt-plesk

In addition to the ability to configure HTTPS records for naked domains, which CNAME records cannot do, HTTPS records can also:
Until the above specified dates, Plesk will release updates and provide technical support for these OSes beyond the vendor EOL dates. Because supporting End-of-Life operating systems incurs additional development and maintenance costs, taking advantage of this extended coverage option requires a monthly subscription fee.
Learn more: https://docs.plesk.com/en-US/obsidian/administrator-guide/80027/
[dns] records.https.enabled = true

The newest update to the Log Browser extension includes the new Track Email Delivery tool. Plesk customers, and Plesk administrators, can now track email delivery and manage deferred emails right in the domain card, under the Mail tab. This feature is only available in Plesk for Linux with Postfix as the designated MTA.
Plesk Obsidian 18.0.62 provides extensions for this compliance to create one global security.txt file for websites currently going without.
The security.txt standard defines a common procedure for communicating and reporting vulnerabilities, helping security researchers get in touch with a server owner.

How We Maintain Core Functionality

Plesk Obsidian 18.0.62 is now available for upgrades and new installations. Let’s take a look at a few of the included features.
Introducing the Extended Lifecycle Support (ELS) program, designed to give you more time and peace of mind to migrate your Plesk server from an End-of-Life operating system to a supported one. Depending on the underlying operating system, this program will run:

The Track Email Delivery tool can make the following manual tasks easier, saving time during email delivery troubleshooting:

HTTPS DNS Record Support

This feature is disabled in Plesk Obsidian 18.0.62 by default, but can be manually enabled by adding the following lines to the panel.ini file:

Alias whole domains without configuring an HTTP to HTTPS redirect on the web server.

Provide more direct paths for routing web traffic by avoiding the extra lookup step required with CNAME records, reducing latency and improving page load times.

Use different values in the priority field, creating a fallback configuration for the service.

Indicate different TCP/UDP ports.

Signal to clients the supported protocol versions.

This feature will be pushed to customers gradually, but you can manually enable the feature in advance by adding the following lines to the panel.ini file:
plesk bin dns

Additional Improvements & Bug Fixes

Navigation between the most-used pages in Plesk is now 3 times faster.

Install and remove PHP 5.6 from Plesk servers running AlmaLinux 8 and 9 via Plesk Installer. You no longer have to switch websites running on PHP 5.6 to a supported PHP version before migration to avoid possible migration issues.

NOTE: PHP 5.6 is EOL and does not receive important security fixes. After migration, we recommend switching your websites to a supported PHP version.