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Resolved After latest update, plesk 12 says "cannot find grep"
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tkalfaoglu
Silver Pleskian
I wrote too fast: This error occurs when I try to search for a domain using the search box in the upper right corner..
No changes were made to the system lately, afaik.
No changes were made to the system lately, afaik.
tkalfaoglu
Silver Pleskian
This also happens when I go into the "tools and settings" menu, which is currently not available..
Internal error: Unable to exec utility listmng: listmng: listmng: Cannot find grep program System error 2: No such file or directory
Message Unable to exec utility listmng: listmng: listmng: Cannot find grep program System error 2: No such file or directory
File Unix.php
Line 144
Type PleskUtilException
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Internal error: Unable to exec utility listmng: listmng: listmng: Cannot find grep program System error 2: No such file or directory
Message Unable to exec utility listmng: listmng: listmng: Cannot find grep program System error 2: No such file or directory
File Unix.php
Line 144
Type PleskUtilException
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tkalfaoglu
Silver Pleskian
Solved it by changing everything in /usr/local/bin to chmod 755.. I had it set to 700.. Now I wonder WHAT in /usr/local/bin was listmng was using..
