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Artur
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Inside the "services" tab of control panel apache is now greyed out on psa 7.5.2. Any ideas how to get it back so that it may be restarted from CP?
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poke
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And apache is actually running?
I had a similar problem with my PPWSE. I paid for the back then "plesk professional website editor" and the CP showed that my license was invalid when infact I could use the PPWSE. Support blew me off and basically wanted more $$$ to look at my box. To this day I still have the red circles but mambo works... hmm
Sorry to get off topic there
I had a similar problem with my PPWSE. I paid for the back then "plesk professional website editor" and the CP showed that my license was invalid when infact I could use the PPWSE. Support blew me off and basically wanted more $$$ to look at my box. To this day I still have the red circles but mambo works... hmm
Sorry to get off topic there
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Artur
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Yea apache runs fine but it's a problem if our support people want to restart the system and don't have root access. This is pretty terrible. I HATE having to find backward ways for hacking plesk problems.
