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Redhat file structure for Plesk

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stormy

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Our Fedora Core 3 and Plesk 7.5 server was hacked and we had to install a new OS. All the data was moved to the backup drive before the new install.

What folders need to be copied back to the new Plesk install?

We know that in FreeBSD just the /usr/local/psa directory has to be restored but the Redhat Plesk files seem to be in different areas.

Can anyone help?
 
Thanks for the directories.
We had a problem copying the files over. We tried a cp but Redhat prompts us to confirm every file even with the -f switch.
We tried a tar but lost permissions.

Did you experience these problems?
 
Not at all... the point of tarballing the directories at all was to perserve permissions (which worked great), otherwise we would have just done a straight copy.

Jordan
 
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