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Can not change Preferred domain Section after upgrade 11 to 11.5

CloudyP

New Pleskian
After upgrade plesk 11 to 11.5 there is a new feature in domain hosting settings which is called "Preferred domain"
We can not change the state of Preferred domain. It always remain domain.tld
When we try to change it to "none" panel says "Information: The settings were successfully updated."
when we check hosting settings again Preferred domain section is domain.tld .
due to that reason we r having lots of diffuculties. Lots web page down due to web.config file has redirection.
Is there anything to do with?
 
You can work problem around for Linux by using the following commands on the server:

/usr/local/psa/bin/subscription -u domain.tld -seo-redirect none
/usr/local/psa/admin/bin/httpdmng --reconfigure-domain domain.tld

where "domain.tld" is to be replaced by your domain name, and instead of "none" might be used arguments "www" and "non-www" for corresponding options.
You can adapt it for corresponding Windows commands.
 
You can work problem around for Linux by using the following commands on the server:

/usr/local/psa/bin/subscription -u domain.tld -seo-redirect none
/usr/local/psa/admin/bin/httpdmng --reconfigure-domain domain.tld

where "domain.tld" is to be replaced by your domain name, and instead of "none" might be used arguments "www" and "non-www" for corresponding options.
You can adapt it for corresponding Windows commands.

indeed thats works on linux. but please just fix this on the next update
 
Hi,

it would be very nice, if this option could be defined in the service-plan section.

Because it can not be edited / defined in the templates, no matter if you like it or not, every new domain will have "Preferred domain: domain.tld"

With our customers, when ever a customer use a individual mod_rewrite accessing the same behaviour, the website is not working.

It seems that (many) websites, using mod_rewrite, having trouble with this default behaviour.

It would be >really< very nice if in the service-plan section the templates could have some entry about this behaviour OR deactivate it by default.

Simply because most websites today are CMS systems and always using mod_rewrite. And the config options of plesk are so mighty, the customers easily overlook this config option.

So we are spammed with support, and that is not really neccessary!

Thank you !

Greetings
Oliver
 
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