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I'm having an issue with a couple of event handlers. I'm testing using the code from the admin guide, modified for the "Disk space limit for client account reached" event. The code is: #!/bin/sh echo "--------------" >> /tmp/event_handler.log /bin/date >> /tmp/event_handler.log #...

Would you recommend going with LVM, or not? The machine actually has one 146GB disk and one 350GB disk. I was going to use the big disk for customer data, mounting it as /var, I guess.

Hey all, I've been running Plesk on FreeBSD systems for several years now, but am looking into switching new boxes over to Centos-5. Can anyone give me some recommendations for how to set the disk geometry on said box? I'm not sure where Plesk drops files on Linux. One big partition...

I may be wrong here, but try running "websrvmng -v -a" to rebuild things after you've deleted the vhost.conf file. I think that might all it takes.

FYI, I fixed this myself... I had to do a "make clean" in /usr/ports/swsoft and in /usr/ports. After that, the installation completed, but apache2 wouldn't start. It was core dumping. I used gdb to determine that mod_perl.so was messed up, so I re-installed that from the swsoft port and...

I tried to upgrade from 8.3 to 8.4 today, and it failed. This is the log output at the failure. Now, the apache for the websites won't start. Anybody have any ideas on this one? Thanks. ****************************** Execute command cd /usr/ports/swsoft/psa-php-configurator && make...

I figured out what was going on. The FTP user stuff requires you to put the path to the joomla installation, but that path is actually the ftp client path, rather than the server path. When you log into a domain ftp space, the ftp server root path is "/", even though the server path is...

Is anyone who is running FreeBSD 6 with Plesk 8.3 installed Joomla 1.51? The install goes okay, but I cannot get the FTP user to work within Joomla. Has anyone successfully done this? Thanks in advance for you help.

I downloaded the most recent port and installed it, but am still getting dumps. I don't understand this output of gdb... maybe someone can help? gdb perl5.8.8 perl5.8.8.core GNU gdb 6.1.1 [FreeBSD] Copyright 2004 Free Software Foundation, Inc. GDB is free software, covered by the GNU...

I just upgrade a FreeBSD 6.2 box to Plesk8.3 from 8.2.x (whatever the most recent rev was). Now perl is core dumping any time I try to run MCPAN or install a p5 port. This happened during installation, and the installation "failed", but the control panel shows I'm running 8.3...

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You can do it from the command line using the "domain" script with the -new_name flag. If you don't have command line access, ask your ISP to help.

But your clients will be able to traverse the entire directory structure... just so you know.

Re: Sftp-server WARNING This works, BUT the user is not chrooted, so they can traverse the entire filesystem!

Yes, that's my problem too. It's ridiculous.

But doesn't this make all Plesk clients resellers?! I want my plesk clients to have the ability to use the site wizard, but NOT the reseller capability of setting up plans, etc... like was available in Sitebuilder 2.

It seems like there is a general confusion in this thread about the difference between newsfeeds and the Desktop news appears on new Client, Domain, and Mail accounts and re-appears during some upgrades. My experience is that using the "Do not show newsfeeds in Webmail and default domain...

Check with the RBL and see if they've blocked access from your server. Spamhaus recently did that to us and we saw the exact same behavior. Paying Spamhaus for their service and setting up a local feed solved the issue. And Spamhaus is worthy of your dollars.

Use the Event Manager. (read the docs to learn how)

Don't get me wrong. I think the ports collection is probably the right way to go too. But going that direction brings with it some responsibility to make sure your installer works, or, if it doesn't, include the gotchas (as was done by a customer above) in the knowledgebase or somewhere you...