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File manager problem

  • Thread starter Tomer Leibovich
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Tomer Leibovich

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Hi,

I've tried to use File Manager to edit files saved on my server and I've encountered this problem.
When I click on on of the files to edit, then editing it and clicking ok (or save as, doesn't really matters here), the changes I've made are gone and lost.
However, creating new file and saving it works fine, just changing or editing it.

Anyone knows about it or what can I do to work this out?
 
Just in case this is some permissions issue you may try to correct them with:

"%plesk_bin%\websrvmng" --remove-vhost --vhost-name=domainname
"%plesk_bin%\websrvmng" --install-vhost --vhost-name=domainname

Also, AFAIK access from File Manager is done from under domain user and domain user might have no write permissions for some files e.g. error_docs.
 
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