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Gavin Sandie
Guest
Hello,
I'm looking to change the vhost directoryroot for some of my sites.
I'm aware that on my windows servers with Plesk installed I can use the websrvmng.exe tool, or the Plesk reconfigurator. I've been looking at the same tool on the Linux servers however I can't see any options to change the vhost directory.
I've been looking for a reconfigurator tool like you get with windows but the only tool I've found which looks like it would fit the bill doesn't seem to come with any documentation:
./reconfig --help
reconfig: System Error: invalid argument number 2, must be 3
reconfig: System Error: invalid argument number 2, must be 3
./reconfig -h
reconfig: System Error: invalid argument number 2, must be 3
reconfig: System Error: invalid argument number 2, must be 3
./reconfig -help
reconfig: System Error: invalid argument number 2, must be 3
reconfig: System Error: invalid argument number 2, must be 3
Does anyone know if this is possible with the Linux websrvmng tool? Or is there another tool I should be using?
Thanks, Gavin
I'm looking to change the vhost directoryroot for some of my sites.
I'm aware that on my windows servers with Plesk installed I can use the websrvmng.exe tool, or the Plesk reconfigurator. I've been looking at the same tool on the Linux servers however I can't see any options to change the vhost directory.
I've been looking for a reconfigurator tool like you get with windows but the only tool I've found which looks like it would fit the bill doesn't seem to come with any documentation:
./reconfig --help
reconfig: System Error: invalid argument number 2, must be 3
reconfig: System Error: invalid argument number 2, must be 3
./reconfig -h
reconfig: System Error: invalid argument number 2, must be 3
reconfig: System Error: invalid argument number 2, must be 3
./reconfig -help
reconfig: System Error: invalid argument number 2, must be 3
reconfig: System Error: invalid argument number 2, must be 3
Does anyone know if this is possible with the Linux websrvmng tool? Or is there another tool I should be using?
Thanks, Gavin