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hostname wrong on plesk 9.5

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Simon Karberg

Guest
Hi.

I just got installed a fresh plesk panel 9.5, work fine after installation.
Then i updated the system and installed.
plesk billing
application vault

after the installation was complete i can't access my plesk, the header with parallels plesk panel shows but chrome says this.
This webpage is not available.

The webpage at https://localhost.domainname:11444/relay might be temporarily down or it may have moved permanently to a new web address.

firefox says something at the direction with localhost.domainname.
i am useing debian.

my hostname is set correctly in my debian.

byensguf:~# hostname
byensguf.dk
byensguf:~# hostname -f
byensguf.dk
byensguf:~#

i can't find anything about localhost.domainname at google, so i'm pretty lost.
i have looked for a shell solution but nothing to find.
 
The problem is caused by the fact that Parallels Plesk Panel is running in SSO mode:

Check it with:

# /usr/local/psa/bin/sso --get-prefs

In this case all request to the control panel are redirected to SSO server https://localhost.localdomain:11444 first.

You can just disable SSO mode with "/usr/local/psa/bin/sso --disable" and it makes Parallels Plesk Panel available.
 
hostname usage

Basic Usage

If you issue the command hostname -a, if you haven't already set your hostname, you might see something like this:

domain.com

The -a switch instructs hostname to report the alias name of the host (if one is used.)

domain localhost.localdomain localhost

If you issue the command hostname -d you might see something like this:

.com

The -d switch instructs hostname to report the DNS domain name of the server.

If you issue the command hostname -f you might see something like this:

domain.com
 
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