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Question Constant issues when deleting subscriptions

andyxyz

Basic Pleskian
Hi all,

We are constantly having problems with deleting subscriptions. At a guess I would say for every 5 we delete 1 does not complete correctly leaving orphaned entries in
./apache2/plesk.conf.d/vhosts/
and
./nginx/plesk.conf.d/vhosts/

so..

are we the only ones that see this (across dozens of servers)?
is there a way to prevent this?

Typically the 1st you know of it is when apache / nignx refuse to restart as there are additional config files with no corresponding root folders.
 
I can confirm that we experience the same issue, too. It is a bug, maybe worth a bug report in the reports section of the forum?
No, there is no way to prevent this. The only thing we are doing here is to monitor the Apache and Nginx syntax by
# apachectl -t
# nginx -t
at least once a minute to detect the error and being able to fix it before an automated restarted stops the services.
 
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