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Manual patch causes admin panel to crash

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philb@

Guest
CentOS 4, fully updated.
Plesk 9.3.0 running for about 2 years.

I applied the patched files manually as described here: http://kb.parallels.com/en/112303

Most specifically, I copied in the following files:

Plesk 9.3.0
%plesk_dir%\admin\plib\api-rpc\Agent.php
%plesk_dir%\admin\plib\class.Session.php
%plesk_dir%\admin\plib\backup\BackupCreateBackupNowForm.php
%plesk_dir%\admin\htdocs\help.php

Now when I start the admin panel I get:

This file is part of Plesk distribution. It cannot be run outside of Plesk environment.

Is there some secret handshake I don't know about?
 
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Figured this one out.

The MU patches that can be manually applied were for Windows versions of Plesk. I used

rpm -qf /path/to/file/that/was/broken and it told me which RPM it came from.

Then I found that RPM and ran it with --force to make it run.

That put back the original files.
 
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