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Question Can't setup Plesk on Amazon Lightsail

rizqifeb

New Pleskian
Server operating system version
Ubuntu
Plesk version and microupdate number
Plesk Hosting Stack on Ubuntu
I just install Plesk on my Lightsail instance. When i will setup Plesk via One Time Login (I get it from run sudo plesk login | grep -v internal:8 command in SSH), the page always redirect me to Plesk page login (https://cool-easley.ip-address.plesk.page/login_up.php). What should i do?
 
Try following command via SSH:
Code:
set PSA_PASSWORD=new_password && plesk bin admin --set-admin-password -passwd "<your_new_password>"
Replace <your_new_password> with a password of your choice. Afterward try to login with user name admin and the password you've just set.
 
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Run plesk bin settings --set disable_check_session_ip=true to allow for address changes during a single login session. And try login again afterwards.
 
Saved me was trying to set up Plesk/on Ubuntu on AWS lightsail and was going in a loop as OP described

Following commands solved my issue (Don´t think the 1. was neassary)
1. (sudo) set PSA_PASSWORD=new_password && plesk bin admin --set-admin-password -passwd "<your_new_password>"

2. (sudo) plesk bin settings --set disable_check_session_ip=true
 
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