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Change or Recover SSH Root password

K

kindian

Guest
My SSH root password just stop working, and no, I wasnt hacked.

Since I dont have physical access to the server, and AMEN, is taking too long to answer support tickets, I wanted to know if is it possible to do the trick through Plesk.

Maybe run a cronjob to change my ssh root password or something or even give access to one of my clients if possible, I still have access to Plesk.

Can I do it with Plesk?
 
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