Resolved I logged onto the Plesk admin cp and changed the domain Plesk assigned

[Huey Tinman]

Server operating system version

linux centos 7

Plesk version and microupdate number

unlicensed fresh install

Hello, It may be faster to reinstall CentOS 7 and Plesk, but after my complete install of Plesk, I logged onto the Plesk admin cp and changed the domain Plesk assigned, (my bad for letting that happen) and now the https:// (domain name):8443/cp/server/settings. serves up the 404 error. So, I am locked out. unless there is a workaround command line someone knows of? The correct domain name was entered and saved. after the installation.

 

[Peter Debik]

Would using the IP address instead of the domain name help in that case?

 

[Huey Tinman]

Hey Peter, It lets me in but I still cant update the SSL cret. So I am concerned how much code back there is also not right, that will bite me later if i launch this one to production.

 

[Kaspar]

Hey Peter, It lets me in but I still cant update the SSL cret. So I am concerned how much code back there is also not right, that will bite me later if i launch this one to production.

Are you able to access the Plesk server via the server host name? Also what's the error when you try to update the SSL certificate?

 

[Huey Tinman]

I took it down, its a VM so this is the fastest solution to just start over. I need the education anyways!