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Changing admin email

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agobler

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Plesk has a default page that appears when a domain is pointed to a server, but Plesk does not have an account set up.

There is a sentence on that page that renders the email address of the Adminstrator as a link.

I'm trying to change the value that is used. I've gone in to my administrator settings and changed the value there, and it did not change what appears on the default page.

I changed the email address for the default domain on the server to the new address, but the address still did not change on the default page.

See http://www.cindyjohnsonloans.com/ . The link points to "everyone at pagepoint dot com". It should point "allofus at pagepoint dot com".

Am I missing something? Any help wouuld be appreciated!

Thanks!
 
Solution to changing admin email

Even though most of Plesk is run from a database, the default page that people see when they reach a domain that is pointed to a server, but for which there is not yet a plesk domain setup "listening", the default page is static HTML.

You can edit the /home/httpd/vhosts/default/htdocs/index.html page to your liking. This is a static page that visitors will get until you set up a domain on Plesk.
 
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