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Roosta21
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Stupid question but how do I find the domain_id?
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mrbister
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Not 100% sure, but you hover mouse over a domain in the control panels it says id=#
Should be that ID. Otherwise some old-timer in here can correct me.
Should be that ID. Otherwise some old-timer in here can correct me.
Dmitry Frantsev
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Yes, this is correct way to find out the domain ID. It is also possible to know it directly on the server from Plesk database. You can run, for example, following command:Originally posted by mrbister
Not 100% sure, but you hover mouse over a domain in the control panels it says id=#
Should be that ID. Otherwise some old-timer in here can correct me.
# mysql -uadmin -p`cat /etc/psa/.psa.shadow` psa -e 'select id from domains where name="domain.tld";'
It should output you ID for domain.tld.
