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Accidentaly deleted database "psa"

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ciudatelu

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I've accidentaly deleted database "psa" thinking it was something else... I am trying to reinstall PLESK using the autoinstaller from local media, but it keeps telling me "Segmentation fault" at step 2. The operating system is Suse Linux 9.3. Any suggestion is welcome. Thank you.
 
If you installed originally using the autoinstaller all of the files you need should be on your system, unless you purposely deleted them. Look for a folder named psa. Inside should be a folder PSA_7.5.4, go into the rpm*/base folder and you'll find the psa rpm needed to install. (base package)
 
I have found the folder. Should i install the psa rpm only? Or i need to install all packages again? Thanks
 
Start with ONLY the base psa RPM

Then see if you need any of the others after getting the base installed.
 
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