Issue How to define Standard Skin?

[Martin.B]

Hi, is there a way to define a standard skin?

Since a few versions, everytime our Obsidian Installations do a nightly Microupdate, the branding theme gets reset to the "default" skin. We always have to check all of our systems to manually change the skin back to our company branding (plesk bin branding_theme --set -name <ourname>), which is a hassle. Is there a way to tell Plesk to use our Skin as default and reset it to this one?

 

[Monty]

So far I've only observed this problem with Plesk Obsidian on Windows. There is a bug report about this here: [BUG] Custom theme/logo is reset to default after Obsidian update in Plesk for Windows

But you posted in the Linux forum, so I assume you're running Linux right?

Check the "meta.xml" file of your custom skin, it needs to have a unique name (not: "default"). Can you confirm you have a proper meta.xml file for your skin?

 

[Martin.B]

The meta.xml file is okay.
The problem exists since upgrading to 18.0.23 I guess. Maybe it has something to do with this entry from the changelog:

"Updating a Plesk instance using a custom skin to Plesk Obsidian no longer results in a broken skin. Instead, the custom skin is replaced with the default Obsidian skin. (PPP-45324)"

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