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How to eliminate all traces that domain existed

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David.Woosley

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I've screwed up. I deleted the vhosts/[MyDomain] directory and all references to that domain from the Tomcat5 directories and files. In fact, Tomcat5 has been restored to its original condition. Unfortunately, I did those things manually, not through the Plesk interface. Now, when I attempt to delete the domain using the Plesk interface, I get these errors:

Service is not available now, probably your Plesk is misconfigured.
Contact Your provider for details.
Internal Plesk error occurred: tomcatmng is failed --remove-vhost --vhost-name=[myDomain]

Help! How do I eliminate all traces that MyDomain ever existed? Many thanks.

David Woosley
 
I have this same question. I upgraded from Plesk 9.5.3 to Plesk 10 - and am trying to delete a client and a domain and keep getting this error.
 
I figured out a work around -
- in the PSA database find the domain id from the domains table
- if you're just trying to remove the tomcat service, go to the table DomainServices find the domain ID and the tomcat param. Delete that row
- if you want to delete all params for that domain, find all of the services related to the domain ID and delete those rows.
 
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