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Support for BIND DNS has been removed from Plesk for Windows due to security and maintenance risks.
If a Plesk for Windows server is still using BIND, the upgrade to Plesk Obsidian 18.0.70 will be unavailable until the administrator switches the DNS server to Microsoft DNS.
You still shouldn't have to login as psaadm to resolve the problem.
You will have to change the user account info for psaadm to allow the user /bin/bash login, and I believe that user also is flagged for 'login disabled' under linux as well.
Look at the 'info useradd' for more details on how to change the login privs. The useradd command will either create new users, or update existing user information.
Caution is advised. Full backup before changing psaadm account is advised.
Ah, I forgot to interpret your original post, I forgot you're from Greece. I have to do that a lot when I'm talking to Momma Brasinikas...(my adoptive momma)
how do I change to user "psaadm" - I thought you meant "how to login as"
Have you tried changing the default charset in the httpd.conf? Or is the the user's language preference in the control panel you are trying to change???
That's probably what he is looking for, I assumed he already set his OS for it and that he was looking to change Apache and/or specific user settings (which I don't think there are user settings for default language/encoding)...
Marios - so is the problem that when a new account is created in Modernbill, that it is being given UTF8 but should be something else? Or am I still not understanding the problem (your posts have been vague).
Read this and you will understand :
(from Moderbill support)
I've tried everything I can think of. The cURL post that is coming from ModernBill is being sent as UTF-8, the CGI class used by the Plesk wrapper is declared as UTF-8, and if I print the shell command to screen, it has UTF-8 characters. As far as I can see the problem is with Perl sending the command to get executed. If you have a Perl programmer on hand, you can look further into the plesk_wrapper.cgi file to see if it's possible. At this point, I don't see that it is possible. Plesk Expand works because it does not rely on the command-line creation utilities. It is an XML based API and I have tested it (with Greek characters incidentally) and know it works. You might want to contact Plesk again, but I doubt that they will do any more development on the wrapper file, though it was originally theirs. I'm sorry I can't give better news on this. I really wanted this to work with 7.5, but that does not appear possible.