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#PLESK PHP 8.1 HOW TO#
#PLESK PHP 8.1 INSTALL#
#PLESK PHP 8.1 ZIP FILE#
#PLESK PHP 8.1 DRIVER#

# mv /opt/plesk/php/8.1/lib/php/modules/gd.so /opt/plesk/php/8.1/lib/php/modules/gd.so_origĪnd then place attached to /opt/plesk/php/8.1/lib/php/modules/īut note, that it was compiled by me for testing purposes and I do not guarantee that it will work without any problems. You can try to backup the original module file with The next step is to include the Matomo Tracking Code in your websites to start tracking your website and app users.I have compiled gd.so module with AVIF support for the current version of Plesk PHP 8.1.2 version (OS Ubuntu 20.04):

#PLESK PHP 8.1 INSTALL#

Plesk will disable the Web Application Firewall for your Matomo domain.Ĭongratulations, you have successfully installed Matomo Analytics through your Plesk! Install the JavaScript Tracking code in your website

In the Web application firewall mode section, click Off.

Select the Matomo domain, and then click Web Application Firewall.

In Plesk, in the left sidebar, click Websites & Domains.

If you have enabled Web Application Firewall ( ModSecurity) in Plesk, you will need to disable it for your Matomo domain: Click ok to save the cron job, the cron job should now be listed in the configured cron jobs.ĭisable Web Application Firewall (ModSecurity)

Select Run Now and confirm the cron job is running successfully.

Set the frequency to “Run Hourly” as we want the cron to run every hour.

opt/plesk/php/8.1/bin/php /var/The path typically for Plesk will be /var/The path to the cron-matomo-archive.log file can be to a folder of your choice (for example in /var/www/)

Enter the following command in the Command field, edit the command to match your needs first.

Select Scheduled task (Cron jobs) from the Tools and Resources menu.

Select Tools and Settings from the left-hand navigation menu.

Now that the installation is complete, we will set up a scheduled task (cronjob) to trigger Matomo archiving The tables will be created in the database. Return to the Matomo installation and enter the database details created in the above step. Take note of the database server hostname, the database name, the database username and password: these details will be required during the installation.Ĭonfirm the user has all the privileges required to access the database.

Then select Add database.Ĭreate the database and user for the database. In Plesk, choose Databases from the left navigation menu. If all the requirements have been met, the next step is to create the Matomo database user and database. The installation procedure for Matomo will begin.Ĭheck all the requirements are met for your installation. This could be in this example, or if you have installed Matomo in a folder. Once the files have been uploaded or unzipped, browse to your subdomain or folder containing the installation. This can take some time depending on the performance of your web server. Select the matomo zip file, Plesk will ask for unzip location.Ĭlick Ok to unzip Matomo.

#PLESK PHP 8.1 ZIP FILE#

(Faster method) Upload the zip file using the file uploader option in Plesk. This method can take a long time to upload all the Matomo files.ī. Using a tool like FileZilla upload the unzipped Matomo download into the subdomain or folder you have created. There are two methods to upload Matomo to PleskĪ.

If you do not want to create a subdomain simply create a directory within your website. Login into your Plesk and choose Websites and domains from the left navigation menu.Ĭlick on the Add subdomain from the buttons above the domains list (for subdomain method)

#PLESK PHP 8.1 HOW TO#

This guide explains how to install Matomo using both methods.

If you already have a website configured you may want to create a subdomain for Matomo to be installed into (e.g ), alternatively you can create a folder called for example “matomo” and reference this folder for your installation (e.g /matomo).

#PLESK PHP 8.1 DRIVER#

Prerequisites: PHP CLI and PHP MySQL PDO driver (or Mysqli driver) will need to installed and running. This guide will show you how to install Matomo via Plesk 18.0.21.

Install the JavaScript Tracking code in your website.

Disable Web Application Firewall (ModSecurity).