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sjokki
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*Fixed* Autoinstaller-file missing after upgrade
Hello,
I have upgraded Debian to 4.0 and after that I have upgraded Plesk from 7.53 to 8.2 using apt-get. I can go to the Plesk login-window, but when I login I get the following error:
The autoinstaller file doesn't exist. It exists at another place (/opt/psa/admin/bin/autoinstaller), but when I copy that file to the sbin-directory I still can't login. The autoinstaller command doesn't stop and uses 100% CPU (probably never ending loop).
Can anybody tell me what the autoinstaller command should return when it is executed with the following options:
I guess it should only return something like "There are no updates" since I have just updated Plesk. But it uses some sort of XML-output. If I know what that XML-output looks like I can make a dummy autoinstaller-file.
Or can anybody tell me how to disable update-checking without being logged in to Plesk?
Hello,
I have upgraded Debian to 4.0 and after that I have upgraded Plesk from 7.53 to 8.2 using apt-get. I can go to the Plesk login-window, but when I login I get the following error:
AutoInstallerManager::CheckUpdates() failed: autoinstaller failed: autoinstaller: execve failed for /opt/psa/admin/sbin/autoinstaller: No such file or directory
The autoinstaller file doesn't exist. It exists at another place (/opt/psa/admin/bin/autoinstaller), but when I copy that file to the sbin-directory I still can't login. The autoinstaller command doesn't stop and uses 100% CPU (probably never ending loop).
Can anybody tell me what the autoinstaller command should return when it is executed with the following options:
/opt/psa/admin/bin/autoinstaller --enable-xml-output --source-type=plesk --check-updates --target=/root/psa
I guess it should only return something like "There are no updates" since I have just updated Plesk. But it uses some sort of XML-output. If I know what that XML-output looks like I can make a dummy autoinstaller-file.
Or can anybody tell me how to disable update-checking without being logged in to Plesk?