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Check the number of scheduled backups: # plesk db mysql> select d.id as 'Domain ID',d.name as 'Domain name',c.cname as 'Client Name',bs.obj_type as 'Backup type',bs.repository as 'Destination',bs.last as 'Last time',bs.active as 'Status',bs.backup_time as 'Time',bs.content_type as...

Check if you have the following errors in backup logs: grep 'may be inaccessible after backup' /usr/local/psa/PMM/sessions/2014-04-27-234302.475/migration.result <description>The domain 'domain1.com' may be inaccessible after backup. Please, resume it manually!</description>...

Hello, I did not reproduce the same behaviour you described. Ok, try to perform my test: 1. Create the new subscription 'test.com' with system user 'testuser' 2. Create the folder %plesk_vhosts%\test.com\httpdocs\testperm 3. Copy the original template : copy...

The documentation has incorrect description of required options. Always specify --user-name option. For each hosting subscription, Panel creates a system user - a user account in the Panel server operating system. Customers obtain their system users' access credentials from their service...

I checked it on the test server and customized permisions were set successfully. <Entry AccounType="0" Account="Null" Path="[HTTPD_VHOSTS_D]" SubPath="httpdocs\testperm" AceFlags="ThisFolderAndSubfolders" AccessMask="Modify" EntryFlags="0x140" Tag="PsaAdmin" Tag2=""/> Make sure you are...

Hello, Just checked that it is working fine on the newly created subscription. The info about my system: My steps: 1. Created test script with the content: vim /var/www/vhosts/crontab.ru/httpdocs/script.php 2. Set permissions: chmod 777...

Try to point the full path to rm: 0 */1 * ** /bin/rm -rf /var/lib/php/session/* Check also cron logs: [root]# grep hourly /var/log/cron | tail

Check that you have scheduled tasks in cron: crontab -l Check /var/log/cron logfile. Be sure that task runs every day.

It was implemented by design: http://download1.parallels.com/Plesk/PP11/11.0/Doc/en-US/online/plesk-linux-advanced-administration-guide/index.htm?fileName=66758.htm Use the following: iptables-save > my_rules.txt iptables-restore < my_rules.txt

Try to set it manually:

Who is provider for your domain? Where is DNS server for this domain? You need configure PTRrecord on this DNS server.

So in this case we are talking about planned data transferring that means that source server is running. And you have already know the solution: download backup in GUI or use Migration manager.

It is an LVM logical volume lvdisplay to see logival volumes vgdisplay to see volume groups pvdisplay to see physical volumes LVM allows to resize a volumes. You can find many HOWTo in th Internet. For example...

No, you can ignore this rows. Try to ivestigate Apache access and error logs in your domain derectory. Usually it /var/www/vhosts/mydomain.com/statistics/ Or may be it is better to askfor help from your hosters?

I do not understand why do you restore Plesk backup so often to other server with using USB drive?