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PeterT
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Hello everybody!
I'm in panic mode since I can't acces Plesk over port 8443! If I connect to the same domain, but instead using port 8443 I use the default HTTP port 80 it goes to the default Plesk generated webpage. Thankfully all domains are still up and runing.
This happened after I was trying to install some components for PHP 5.3 and I had to remove MySql because of some dependencies conflicts, ofcourse this also removed MySQL dependencies for Plesk...
Now I'm left without even /usr/local/psa/admin/bin/httpdmng so I can't do anything...
I managed to salvage something from MySQL from /var/lib/mysql, but I don't know how to use it...
Any help would be appreciated since my dedicated server host didn't provide me with the parallels key and I can't find it if I run locate psa.key also.
Thank you!
Peter
I'm in panic mode since I can't acces Plesk over port 8443! If I connect to the same domain, but instead using port 8443 I use the default HTTP port 80 it goes to the default Plesk generated webpage. Thankfully all domains are still up and runing.
This happened after I was trying to install some components for PHP 5.3 and I had to remove MySql because of some dependencies conflicts, ofcourse this also removed MySQL dependencies for Plesk...
Now I'm left without even /usr/local/psa/admin/bin/httpdmng so I can't do anything...
I managed to salvage something from MySQL from /var/lib/mysql, but I don't know how to use it...
Any help would be appreciated since my dedicated server host didn't provide me with the parallels key and I can't find it if I run locate psa.key also.
Thank you!
Peter