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Plesk Cron Jobs - Licence and Updates

Powie

Regular Pleskian
I have one machine running plesk 11 with the following problem:

I think the issue is at the cron.daily or weekly plesk scripts. Licence informations are never updated, except theres a message in the panel and i download licence informations manually. Also there are no new microupdates displayed in panel admin like on my other machines. Sometimes also statistics arent updated.
Is there a possibility to trace that plesk cron jobs work correctly?
 
If this was a constant thing (i.e. stats never updated) then if you are on a Virtuozzo VPS there's a known bug that prevents cron.daily tasks from running.

http://forum.parallels.com/showthread.php?t=258358

But from your post it seems this is not quite what's happening so I'd check to see when/if cron tasks run and any errors in the appropriate cron log and /var/log/messages (in redhat/centos type OSes).
 
Thank You.....

Yes, this was the solution:

# apt-get update
# apt-get purge anacron
# apt-get install anacron
 
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