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Plesk 8.1 Clean Install : BUG with webstatmng

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thedust2010

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We can no longer update any site's hosting setup (Domains > domain.com > Setup). When we try the following error pops up:

Unable to update hosting preferences: hosting update failed: webstatmng is failed --unset-config --domain-name=domain.com --stat-prog= webstatmng is failed --unset-config --domain-name=domain.com --stat-prog=

Any advice on how to remedy this issue?
 
Correction: Problem is NOT fixed.

This is an issue with Migration Manager. Every site that I port over from our Plesk 7.5 server is obviously missing some information in the Plesk DB that is restored by running some of the commands in the SQL file mentioned earlier.

SWSoft, please fix this.
 
We recently started managing a server running Plesk 8.1 which was running Plesk 7.5 before and changing the hosting setup for some domains failed with:

Unable to update hosting preferences: hosting update failed: webstatmng is failed
--unset-config --domain-name=<domain_name> --stat-prog= webstatmng is failed
--unset-config --domain-name=<domain_name> --stat-prog=

We checked the psa.hosting database table and it seems some domains had 'none' in the webstat column and some had '' (nothing).

We fixed it by running the following SQL query:

Code:
UPDATE psa.hosting SET webstat = 'none' WHERE webstat = '';
 
Thank you

Thank you I had the same problem:

Unable to update hosting preferences: hosting update is failed: webstatmng is failed --unset-config --domain-name=audiomatik.co.za --stat-prog=

and your query sorted it out.
 
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