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Access SU Permissions

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jordan.baucke

Guest
Hello,

I am currently running a Parallels Plesk 10.3.x to access my VPS server from my hosting provider. I can create a 'user' domain and access my SSH for the user, but I can't modify anything above that user's domain at /var/www/vhost - like for example, installing a new module into PHP, or setting up a custom PHP.INI for each domain without making myself a SU user.

I have no file access permissions above my root of my newly created user VHOST -

Is there a way to make myself a SU user from the Parallels Plesk Panel, or am I missing some login information from my VPS provider?
 
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