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On Plesk for Linux mod_status is disabled on upgrades to improve Apache security. This is a one-time operation that occurs during an upgrade. You can manually enable mod_status later if needed.
If I remember correctly, you wanted to make all the plesk-stat directories for all domains have the same username and password (correct me if I'm wrong), so you would fill in the above with 'theusername' and 'thepassword'.
I am too tired to test this one, but you should be able to figure it out, now that you are getting good at Event handlers
If the -c option gives any error about directory exists, then try replacing it with -u
(ie. try update instead of create)
i want this to be done
1.enable stats.
2.lock plesk-stat/ (so that it will create the login/pass
3. use the same to lock another folder.
I just didnt knew that i could use that commmand to lock the other folder too.
I thought i would use the password file of /plesk-stat/ for lokcin the other folder too.
But you will be supplying the login/pass, right? It will not pick them at random.
If you wanted to use the same /pd/d..plesk-stat auth file, then you could write your own script to modify the domain's vhost.conf file, and run that as an Event.
Hmm, I'm so tired right now I can't think straight, so I may not be on the same wavelength as you, regarding exactly what you are trying to accomplish
Now it looks like this : /usr/local/psa/bin/protdir.sh -u plesk-stat -domain <new_domain_name> -type both -add_user <new_system_user> -passwd <new_system_user_password>