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Resolved Enable 32-bit applications by Command Line ( Windows )

esfahanhost

Basic Pleskian
Hi Dear

i always use CMD ( Command Line ) for Setup or change Customer and Subscription and Domain in Plesk

but i think Plesk Obsidian is poor in Command Line , i have several problem in CommandLine Obsidian , for Example :

i can not find command for ( Enable 32-bit applications ) in command line , it is in ( IIS Application Pool ) in Plesk Panel but not in Command Line

You can find command for ( Enable 32-bit applications ) by CMD ?

Thanks

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Please check that IisAppPools table in Plesk database will contain enable32bitAppOnWin64 column with default value 1
You can change this value with plesk db CLI command.
 
Hi,

We are migrating some accounts from an old server that has enable 32-bit application into default pool. How we can enable it in the new server? We should use this method, that is, connect to plesk db and made an UPDATE

SQL:
UPDATE IisAppPools SET enable32bitAppOnWin64=1 WHERE identity LIKE '%default%';

Thanks in advance,
 
Hi

i bought a ticket and contact to plesk support team and they sent this answer :

It is possible to enable/disable this option via CLI as well:

Open CMD =>

plesk bin site.exe -u example.com -enable-32bit-app-on-win64 true

Note: To disable the options just change true to false.

You may find the details in the documentation:

site.exe: Sites

To turn on the 32-bit mode for the dedicated IIS application pool for example.com
 
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