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Thanks, but unfortuantely thats not it - the file system is only at 4% used for IUse%

Domain has overuse allowed, and has 10gb limit set on resource limits, and is only using 1gb in the entire domain directory, including log files, etc. When going into the domain in Plesk CP and into file manager, I try and create a folder and it gives an error. Besides the error message...

when i doubt, use the --help switch and it will show you all the options and what they mean, sometimes with the accepted values as well

The API calls wont take too much time, so you could probably do it in real time - otherwise you could build out a queue type system. Your queue could have a mysql backend that your web page inserts customer data into. Then every X minutes the cron could run, build teh XML and call the API -...

Also check to make sure that the services are actually down - if you have console access or the next time it happens ask your service provider to check locally via console. its possible the network card is having issues or something along those lines so that it apepars the entire box went down...

There are event handlers that you can setup as the admin to call scripts - however you can not change the default behavior of the buttons in Plesk as the code is encoded, so you do not have access to the source - thus you cant make modifications to the code.

Just keep in mind that (last I checked anyways) not all operating systems and browsers (like windows XP) support SNI

It couldnt hurt to have that updated first.

I am glad you got this resolved but just wanted to throw my 2 cents out there since you asked for input - I would recomend using the XML API to do operations as then you dont have to depend on a CLI being able to be called via script - that can lead to security issues if you allow things like...

add in -php_handler_type fastcgi

Yes, you can do this for any domain new or existing at any time - you can change them back and forth as much as you want, just remember that it takes an apache restart to take effect so it coule be several minutes before the new settings take effect when plesk auto restarts httpd.

9.5 FastCGI is fine. We have dozens of servers using it and hundreds of clients using it with out problems. SuPHP on the otherhand is something I personally wouldnt recomend as it takes manual configuration to get it to work on individual domains, otherwise you either have to buy something or...

I dont beleive you can do that.

You may be better off plugging into a registrars API, like enom or godaddy or something like that to check for domain availability and registration. Subdomains can not be "registered" as only 2nd level domains in most TLDs can be registered (except for .Name, us.com and the other central nic...

make sure that you have the ability to write that file, immutable may be set. lsattr /usr/bin/ssh should return ------------- /usr/bin/ssh if you see anything else, remove immutable. chattr -i /usr/bin/ssh Then try again.

Break something? Probably not. What you would do is make your application less secure by allowing certain directories to be world writable. What you can do is use somethign like suphp or run the php in Plesk as CGI/FCGI instead which then makes apache run the site as the FTP user account...

The message tells you to contact technical support, so I would start there :)

I have cleaned off quite a lot of large files from a domain and now it is only using several MB, but the Plesk panel reports its using 100GB. I have read the KB and forum articles that state you only need to do this Well I did that and it didn't change anything, Plesk still reports the same...

You can try setting some php values in the httpd.conf file You can also look at this KB from parallels on how to get a seperate php.ini file per domain so you can configure each domain how you want http://kb.odin.com/9059

You can use php as cgi or fcgi to solve the problem for the user as well just by setting it in website settings in plesk panel.