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Expired sites not getting disabled?

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sammykona

Guest
I just noticed today that a few customer sites that should have expired, have not been disabled by plesk. Usually the site gets disabled and a red X appears next to the domain. Is this happening to anyone else?

Sam
 
Yes, I've heard of it happening, but haven't seen it on any of my servers yet. Can you manually disable domains? If not, what error(s) do you get, and what version of mysql are you running?
 
Yes I can manually disable domains .. but I miss those 10 day warning emails I used to get when a hosting account was about to expire.

mysql Ver 11.18 Distrib 3.23.58, for redhat-linux-gnu (i386)

I think there's an internal plesk cron that isn't running anymore since 7.5.1

Sam
 
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