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Hi all,
I recently upgraded Plesk 10 to Plesk 11 and the upgrade failed due to not being able to chown the DUMPS directory (as it was mounted NFS share).
Since then I am having problems with permissions errors mainly with stuff in /usr/local/psa/admin/sbin. I can usually fix it by chowning psaadm:root but I don't think these permissions are correct.
I am currently having a problem when trying to remove a subdomain from the list of domains:
Unable to create Domain object:Unable to remove LogRotation object: logrot_mng failed: logrot_mng: Unable to set UID or GID: Operation not permitted System error 1: Operation not permitted
Chowning this to psaadm:root doesn't fix the problem.
Does anyone know what chown commands get run during an upgrade after it chowns the DUMP directory? Or does anyone know what permissions/ownership should be set to stop all these permissions errors in Plesk?
Thanks
Matt
I recently upgraded Plesk 10 to Plesk 11 and the upgrade failed due to not being able to chown the DUMPS directory (as it was mounted NFS share).
Since then I am having problems with permissions errors mainly with stuff in /usr/local/psa/admin/sbin. I can usually fix it by chowning psaadm:root but I don't think these permissions are correct.
I am currently having a problem when trying to remove a subdomain from the list of domains:
Unable to create Domain object:Unable to remove LogRotation object: logrot_mng failed: logrot_mng: Unable to set UID or GID: Operation not permitted System error 1: Operation not permitted
Chowning this to psaadm:root doesn't fix the problem.
Does anyone know what chown commands get run during an upgrade after it chowns the DUMP directory? Or does anyone know what permissions/ownership should be set to stop all these permissions errors in Plesk?
Thanks
Matt
