PRob with skeleton

[MaRiOs]

Is there any bug with the skeleton file?
I try to upload one with oute any errors
but after that, below in the
Skeleton contents area h see it empty and it sais : No Administrator defined skeleton items


((

 

[dm__@]

Originally posted by MaRiOs
Is there any bug with the skeleton file?
I try to upload one with oute any errors
but after that, below in the
Skeleton contents area h see it empty and it sais : No Administrator defined skeleton items


((

It's too little information about problem.

There is [email protected], and you can send them bugreport with version of Plesk you are using, skeleton file you are trying to upload and description of the problem.

 

[MaRiOs]

1.download the skeleton file of plesk

2. unzip it

3.add 2 folders in the old skeleton file.

4.zip it

5.go to the panel in the skeleton area

6.press the browse button choose
the zip file

7.press the Send file

8.i get no errors till that time

9.beneath i
read No Administrator defined skeleton items

and there are no directories or files in the list.

 

[dm__@]

Originally posted by MaRiOs
1.download the skeleton file of plesk

mailed to plesk team?

and I remember there was predefined list of directories in skeleton, and you're not allowed to create another ones.

 

[MaRiOs]

No i didnt emailed them yet.

Ofcourse u are allow to change it .

its in the manual

 

[dm__@]

Originally posted by MaRiOs
No i didnt emailed them yet.

Ofcourse u are allow to change it .

its in the manual

Did you add the folders at the top level? manual explicitly prohibits it. If not, that's the serious bug in Plesk (missing error message if you uploaded wrong skeleton is also a bug, but not so serious).

 

[jamesyeeoc]

Notes to other readers:

1. You cannot add other top level directories to the tar/zip file.

2. Once you have tar/zipped your directories, re-open the file and make sure it did not include any other directories from your working path.

Such as if you are working from /tmp/default-skeleton and you have the 'httpdocs', 'httpsdocs', 'cgi-bin', 'error_docs' under 'default-skeleton', make sure that when you open the file, it should immediately show you the 'httpdocs', 'httpsdocs', 'cgi-bin', 'error_docs' directories! This is where Marios went wrong, his 'Step 4'.

3. If you wish to add your own directories and files, you will have to put them inside one of the allowed top level directories, such as httpdocs or conf.

 

[dm__@]

Originally posted by jamesyeeoc
Notes to other readers:

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5. Plesk does not report when you upload wrong skeleton. It just silently dicards the content.