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c:\inetpub\servers - Can anyone explain what it does?

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Hi,

Can anyone explain the role of the c:\inetpub\servers folder and the relationship to c:\inetpub\vhosts folder?

When we view the 'Servers' folder in Windows it has a series of sub-folders in it. Eg;

1023
1022
1021
1020
1019
..

We can see that the folders sort of tally with the c:\inetpub\vhosts\ folder.

The problem we're seeing is that there seems to be a duplication of data between the servers and inetpub folder. In some cases, a site is duplicated in more than one 'servers' folder. Eg. 1020 and 1019. And access logs are being duplicated. In one case this is duplicating am access_log three times taking over 1.5Gb.

We're running Plesk 7.0.3.

Thanks.
 
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