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TwitterI use Debian 7.6 x64 with Plesk 12.0.18 #13 and I have these partitions in my system:
/dev/md0
/dev/md1
/dev/md2
/dev/md3
The last one, "/dev/md3", is the main partition, where all the websites are stored.
In the "Disks" tab in Watchdog I only have /dev/md1 (the boot partition) and /dev/disk/by-uuid/ba997ad7-6c00-4cc4-8867-ee859c2cef62 (I have absolutely no idea what this is). I can monitor the boot partition, but not the other one (gives me an error).
Why does Plesk not recognize my partitions correctly? How can I monitor at least my main partition? In Plesk 11.5 (with Debian 6.x) it worked perfectly.
/dev/md0
/dev/md1
/dev/md2
/dev/md3
The last one, "/dev/md3", is the main partition, where all the websites are stored.
In the "Disks" tab in Watchdog I only have /dev/md1 (the boot partition) and /dev/disk/by-uuid/ba997ad7-6c00-4cc4-8867-ee859c2cef62 (I have absolutely no idea what this is). I can monitor the boot partition, but not the other one (gives me an error).
Why does Plesk not recognize my partitions correctly? How can I monitor at least my main partition? In Plesk 11.5 (with Debian 6.x) it worked perfectly.
