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Resolved Can't login to plesk panel after updating from 12.0 to onyx

iamshivam

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i updated my plesk from 12 to 17 http://i.imgur.com/GOuBwzk.jpg
but my login url to plesk isn't working now.. i have access to ssh and my site is running too
please help me resolve this problem i'm attaching the installation log before the patches were installed i was able to use :8447 too for a while but i guess it timed out afterwards
 

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Some problems are found during reload service sw-cp-server(see log file: /var/log/plesk/rc_actions.log)

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ERROR:failed to configure sw-cp-server service: Command '['/usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/pleskrc', 'sw-cp-server', 'reload']' returned non-zero exit status 6

Something wrong with sw-cp-server. For some reasons it can't be started. Have you tried to find more details in /var/log/plesk/rc_actions.log ?
 
Thanks for your reply IgorG
Here is the rc_actions.log please take a look at it, i'm sorry i don't really have much knowledge in plesk so don't know what to look for in it
 

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Try to restart sw-cp-server with

# systemctl restart sw-cp-server

and find related errors in log file /var/log/sw-cp-server/error_log
 
I'm not sure but i suppose i wrote that command right (i also tried without # but it said command nt found also tried in execute remote command)
i'm attaching the error_log it didn't have an extension so i added .txt to upload it here
 
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Hi iamshivam,

if someone suggest a command for your command line and starts with "# COMMAND_TO_BE_EXCUTED", then this should only point out, that you have to enter something at your command line... back to @IgorG 's suggestion, the command is ( logged in as user "root" over SSH ):
Code:
systemctl restart sw-cp-server

OR

service sw-cp-server restart


If you are still not able to perform the suggested command, pls. consider NOT to copy&paste from the forum, but instead pls. consider to TYPE the suggested command, to avoid issues/errors/problem with ( unvisible ) HTML - formats, when you copy things from a website.
If you insist of using copy&paste, pls. copy the command FIRST into a TXT - editor ( as for example "notepad.exe" on Windows operating systems ) and copy the suggested command again from there and only then paste it onto your command line. ;)
 
Sorry I'm new to all this so didn't know
Thanks for your help though
Unfortunately this is what i get in terminal ( I typed it)
 

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Hi iamshivam,

pls use the command:
Code:
find /etc/sw-cp-server -type f -name "*.conf" -exec grep --color -Hni "ssl_ciphers" {} \;
... to point you directly to the two "ssl_ciphers" - definitions within the sw-cp-server - configuration and consider to delete, or comment out one of them. ;)
 
Hi iamshivam,

you are save by leaving the attachments where they are, because bots can't download attachments. ;)
 
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