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PHP webpages

I have checked

No clear answer, I see only try this try that, I see that this problem is not only in my case, SWSOFT have to do so fix (patch or update). I have tryed several ways discribed in (All the sites are asking for password) in my case not all website asking for passwords, for example html works but no php. I think that something wrong with a permissions (in my opinion) and Plesk can not deal with that by it self and that a bug so it has to be fixed, if not this product is bad and has to be returned or SW has to give better :)
 
Tested

I have tested everything twice all as it writen there, but no way it does not work, php does not work, but html works. :confused: It looks like some permisions needed for php may be?
 
Question

File DiskSecurity is in the "C:\Program Files (x86)\SWsoft\Plesk\admin\bin" only and there

<Entry AccounType = "1" Account = "Psacln" Path = "/" AceFlags = "ThisFolderSubfoldersAndFiles" AccessMask = "FullAccess" EntryFlags = "0x9"/>

<Entry AccounType = "1" Account = "Psacln" Path = "0x002b" Comment = "C:\Program

Files\Common" AceFlags = "ThisFolderSubfoldersAndFiles" AccessMask = "ReadAndExecute" EntryFlags

= "0"/>
 
Re: Question

Originally posted by technetlatvija
File DiskSecurity is in the "C:\Program Files (x86)\SWsoft\Plesk\admin\bin"

Yep, Thank you for the note. We will fix this mistake.


Please do the followings

2. Edit it and add next stings there:

<Entry AccounType = "1" Account = "Psacln" Path = "C:\Program Files" AceFlags ="ThisFolderAndSubfolders" AccessMask = "FullAccess" EntryFlags = "0x1"/>

<Entry AccounType = "1" Account = "Psacln" Path = "C:\Program Files\Common"AceFlags = "ThisFolderAndSubfolders" AccessMask = "0x0080" EntryFlags = "0x2"/>


Note: Replace "C:\Program Files" with localized path.

3. Once it’s done run the following command:

ApplySecurity –apply
 
Error runing ApplySecurity

Done but it says:


Required white space was missing.
at load C:\Program Files (x86)\SWsoft\Plesk\admin\bin\DiskSecurity.xml
at (vxmlLoad line 40)
at execute console command --apply(vconsoleapp::start line 128)
at execute ApplySecurity --apply(vconsoleapp::run line 138)
Execute file name: C:\Program Files (x86)\SWsoft\Plesk\admin\bin\ApplySecurity.exe
 
Re: Error runing ApplySecurity

Originally posted by technetlatvija
Done but it says:


Required white space was missing.
at load C:\Program Files (x86)\SWsoft\Plesk\admin\bin\DiskSecurity.xml
at (vxmlLoad line 40)
at execute console command --apply(vconsoleapp::start line 128)
at execute ApplySecurity --apply(vconsoleapp::run line 138)
Execute file name: C:\Program Files (x86)\SWsoft\Plesk\admin\bin\ApplySecurity.exe

Please try to open DiskSecurity.xml in IE. If this *.xml is invalid then IE will report about error. Please correct it.
 
It Works

So now it works for several domains, so I have more to do for others to set manually permisions to folders! Thanks a lot!
 
Again

So I need to make an upgrade for a page and just copied new html files to a domain root dir and AGAIN NOW it asks for a password, if I copy back previous data (.html) it works! So what does it look like? This Plesk bug is still not solved!
So what can we do?
I tryed to set permisions tested pasword and renew them for a domain, made ApplySecurity –apply IT DOES not help!
 
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