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You need to associate it with an IP in your IP Pool section of the control panel.

You probably have both 5.8.7 and 5.8.8 installed. Do a perl -v and see what you get. De-install perl5.8.7 (which, I believe, isn't installed by default, but is the version in the ports collection, so something else probably installed it). You should be able to do this using "pkg_delete...

sorry about that. I am on FreeBSD and I specifically left off the /usr/local/ part of it figuring that information would be enough to find it. I didn't realize the installation directories were so different on other platforms.

Yes, just edit the files in [PREFIX]/psa/home/vhosts/.skel/0/ Save a copy, because some of the Plesk updates will blow out your changes.

Just posting this for others who might be having trouble: I just ran into this problem on FreeBSD6.0 with the latest Plesk. Qmail was rejecting connections on port 25, but was still running (as I'm also running it on 587 and could access it there). Looking at /var/log/messages gave me...

I believe the Plesk Admin uses PHP5, while the users are forced to use PHP4. On a FreeBSD box: /usr/local/psa/admin/bin/php -v PHP 5.0.5 (cli) /usr/local/psa/apache/bin/php -v PHP 4.4.2

I just installed the hotfixes a couple of days ago that added this "feature" and I just discovered today that it also appears on the skeleton domain page when you add a new domain. I really wish SWSoft would release *REAL* changelogs with their hotfixes so I'd have some idea what the updates...

I had the same error message in the GUI updater but just went to the command line and used the autoinstaller to update Plesk. It worked fine doing it that way.

We just switched to Installatron, and I have to say that I'm 100 percent pleased with it. They release new updates and patches for it several times a week, and they've been responsive to all of my support requests, sometimes releasing patches within hours of my reporting an issue. They...

For what it's worth, I've not run the update at all and my updater says exactly the same thing... Oh, and I learned my lesson long ago. Never update *anything* on a Friday unless you're ready to work over the weekend...

Glad to hear you got it working. Can't help you with Debian. I'd suggest a new topic, though, to attract those who can.

I'm assuming this is a fresh copy of BSD that hasn't had a bunch of stuff done to it and isn't currently in production. If it is, you should probably do this a different way. First, delete the current perl. On FreeBSD6 you should be able to use pkg_delete: pkg_delete perl-5.8.7 If...

"To continue installing, you should install Perl 5.008008 (y ou have Perl 5.008007 installed)" There's your problem. Remove Perl 5.8.7, upgrade your ports tree, and install Perl 5.8.8 My experience has been that you need to install from ports to have everything end up where Plesk wants...

Have you looked at the logs in /tmp to see if they can give you some clues?

This has been answered several times in these forums. A search would have turned up the result. Install gtar from the ports collection before running the install.

FYI I just looked at Horde on my FreeBSD 6 box that is running the latest Plesk 8 release and is at 3.1.1

http://www.rsnapshot.org/ It uses rsync, allows incremental backups, and can be used to backup to a remote server. You just need a second server with big disks...

Yes, and I contacted support and gave them step by steps for reproducing it and they said they couldn't. I'm on FreeBSD6.0. They offered to take a look if I filled out the form to give them server access, but I got busy and didn't pursue it.

https://register.swsoft.com/key_upgrade/

Hey look! Some language packs for 8. http://www.swsoft.com/en/products/plesk8/lp/