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Resolved definitions of task used in daily maintenance plesk's command

ticunivers

New Pleskian
Server operating system version
Debian Buster
Plesk version and microupdate number
18.0.63
Hi does anyone know where to get help about tasks returned by the following command please?
Code:
plesk daily -l
Regards.
 
Hi thx for the 2 links we found a good start here /opt/psa/admin/plib/DailyMaintainance/Task
Unfortunally there are not a plain text file.
We are looking for something like a Linux manpages for all tasks listed by "plesk daily -l".
Can you help us please?

Best Regards.
 
These tasks help maintain and optimize Plesk's operations through various administrative and maintenance functions:

- AnalyseClientStatistics: Analyzes traffic and usage statistics for Plesk clients.
- AnalyseDomainStatistics: Analyzes traffic and usage statistics for individual domains.
- AutoresponderEndDate: Manages autoresponders that have an end date set.
- BackupRestoreStats: Gathers statistics on backup and restore operations.
- CheckDomainsResolve: Verifies that domains hosted on the server are resolving correctly.
- CheckForUpdates: Checks for available Plesk updates.
- CheckPostponedFeedback: Checks for user feedback that has been postponed.
- CleanupPanelNotifications: Cleans up old and unnecessary panel notifications.
- ComposerSelfUpdate: Updates the Composer dependency manager.
- ExecuteGlCleaner: Cleans up Global Logs.
- ExecuteSpamtrain: Trains the spam filter based on recent activity.
- ExecuteStatistics: Gathers general usage statistics for Plesk.
- ExecuteWebStatistics: Gathers web statistics for hosted domains.
- InstallSystemPackageUpdates: Installs updates for system packages used by Plesk.
- InstallUpdates: Installs available Plesk updates.
- LoadCustomizations: Loads customizations configured in Plesk.
- MailUsage: Collects and reports email usage statistics.
- OptimizeStatistics: Optimizes storage and calculation of usage statistics.
- PleskUsage: Collects and reports data on Plesk usage.
- ProcessAutoreports: Processes automatic reports generated by Plesk.
- RemoveSpamTempFiles: Removes temporary files created by spam filtering processes.
- ReportProductAgreement: Sends reports on Plesk product agreements.
- ReportTrialAgreement: Sends reports on Plesk trial agreements to Plesk servers.
- ReportUsage: Reports usage data, potentially to external Plesk systems.
- SearchIndex: Updates search indexes for better search performance in Plesk.
- Sitebuilder: Related to SiteBuilder functionality (likely updates or reports).
- StoreProtectedConfigs: Stores backups of protected configuration files.
- UpdateApsApplications: Updates APS applications installed on the server.
- UpdateApsCache: Updates the cache of APS (Application Packaging Standard) applications.
- UpdateKeys: Updates the license keys for Plesk.
- UpdateModSecurityRuleSet: Updates ModSecurity rule sets used for web application firewalls.
- UpdatePhpCurlCertificates: Updates cURL certificates used by PHP for HTTPS requests.
- UpgradeExtensions: Upgrades installed Plesk extensions.
- UpgradePanel: Upgrades Plesk to the latest version.
 
Thank you it is more clear ;)

After running
Code:
plesk daily SomeTasks

No way to check the result?
Code:
plesk log --all

Do you know how to set some parameters like cronjob please?

Regards.
 
The Plesk Daily Maintenance script is started using the cron.daily:
# ls -l /etc/cron.daily/50plesk-daily

So, I'm not sure what you want to know, as this is a maintenance script that does dozens of things on the server. It involves many log files.
 
Hi Maarten I checked that file.
We want to know how to run a task once and examine its output.
plesk daily -f CheckDomainsResolve for example cannot be run just for a limited set of domains?
/var/log/plesk/task-manager.log seems to be the only place?

Best regards.
 
Sorry, I can't answer this question because there is no further documentation for these commands. Maybe someone else can help you?
 
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