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CLI Fixes & enhancements

Tozz

Regular Pleskian
I am trying to configure our Puppet infrastructure to install and manage Plesk, i came across some "difficulties" which I believe are tiny issues in Plesk:

Using /opt/psa/bin/server_pref you can set the password strength using one of these settings:
Code:
very_weak|weak|medium|strong|very_strong

However, the output of /opt/psa/bin/server_pref -s shows values that do not match the input:
VeryWeak
Weak
Mediocre
Strong
Stronger

It would be neater if the output values would match the input values.

Also, server_pref can be used to enable/disable/require FTPS over FTP:
Code:
-ftp-over-ssl <disabled|enabled|required>

However, server_pref -s does not output the current active value for this setting.
 
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