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how do I go about install apache ASP module?

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panaman

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I have plesk installed and running

but for somereason the Apache ASP module isn't installed....

Also my backup button for the clients to backup thier websites are grayed out...
and i have a backup-manager installed..

[root@linux01 opt]# rpm -qa |grep backup
psa-backup-manager-8.0.1-rhel4.build80060728.17
 
Is the backup button for the client, or for you (the admin) greyed out? On a client level, this could be part of the "permissions" settings (see Client -> Permissions). On a system level, this could indicate another problem with Backup Utilities. Some more research into what is missing would be needed.

ASP is handled through a perl module (perl-Apache-ASP-2.59-fc4.build80060613.20 for FC4 w/the latest updates). rpm -aq |grep ASP should return a result for you. If it doesn't, the easiest way (for you as the admin) would be to utilize the Control Panel to add the functionality to it through the Updater system, along with any other features you may want that are currently uninstalled. (Note: You may wanna check to see what all your license supports before installing certain things, just to be sure you have the option to utilize them)...
 
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