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i have a bad rule (block all ips) in the plesk firewall rules, the firewall is off now, how i can delete this rule ?
When i activate the firewall this bad rule block all ips, and after then i dont have access to plesk and the server
That is probably, because the firewall management was disabled?
Regarding your issue I suggest to simply update the dataset in the database to a setting that cannot harm your system, then try to activate the firewall system, then remove the rule.
Yes the firewall management was disabled in plesk! when i aktivate the mangement, after then block this wrong rule all traffic from all ips.
This was a mishap, at the morning a try to add a new rule in the firewall in plesk, but the ip was not taken over from the right field to the left and I took over too quickly.
"Restore" implies that you have a backup. When you have a full backup of Plesk including configuration and content, you can restore the whole system. But you cannot selectively install only firewall rules.
Yes the backup complet wit all domains and webspace data, this is not possible.
But when in deinstall the firewall in plesk is this with the rules ? or i have the old rules after reinstall ?
The backup contains the configuration that was present on your server at the time of the backup.
Why was my solution to edit the dataset with the faulty rule not suitable for you? The only thing that you need to watch is to count the new number of characters of the new field content and correct the "s" field before that field accordingly.
The idea was not to edit it in the Plesk GUI, but to edit the dataset in the database directly. Like
# plesk db
> select * from module_firewall_rules where configuration_id=<config id>
makes visible what is stored and
> update module_firewall SET <field name>='<new content>' where id LIKE '<dataset id to update>'
would update the dataset you want to change.
If you are unexperienced with SQL, don't do it.
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