Question How to control when a created Event Handler is called?

[FreeUserName]

It seems that created event handlers are called after the event occurs.

Coming from:

https://docs.plesk.com/en-US/12.5/a...t-tracking/adding-event-handlers-linux.59206/

E.g. when I use the example 'customer account creation' event the bash script test-handler.sh is called after the client has been created what makes perfect sense here. But let's say I would like to perform a task before the 'Physical hosting deleted' event actually does its task? E.g. unmount a folder pointing to an NFS in the users httpdocs/.

In addition is there an overview of when events are called and in which order? E.g. Domain created > Physical hosting created > Event N.

 

[IgorG]

The current behaviour is following - event handlers are started in selected priority order only after the event occurs.

 

[FreeUserName]

Thanks Igor. I expected that. In that case; I searched the Plesk Administrator's Guide about Event Tracking / Handlers but I couldn't find the order of steps taken. Is there such an overview?

Let's say I like to unmount a directory mounted in httpdocs when I delete a domain. I found out that this is at least associated in the end with the event 'Physical hosting deleted'. What is the order of steps taken by Plesk? Is it for instance a sequence of different events? E.g.:

This is an assumption for illustration:
1) Domain status updated (e.g. to first suspend the domain before delete)
2) {Some process in between}
3) Domain deleted
4) {Some other process in between}
5) Physical hosting deleted

In this particuar case I'm trying to find the event just before Plesk will delete the domain directory (/var/www/vhosts/domain.ext/) where I can hook my unmout action on.

Any ideas or know where I can find the order of steps taken by Plesk for domain create / delete?