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secret command-line utilities???

M

mattiker

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Hi all,

I have been working with plesk for a few month now and I often look here for answers, and sometimes I find out about little command-lin utilities that fix various ailments eg. mchk or websrvmng. What I want to know is, where do you find documentation about these utilities, i have looked through various manuls for plesk and can not find anything. I feels like there is a lot of secret info about plesk... and it aint easy to get it

Anyone know any plesk secrets?

Matt

btw. I posted this in the windows section by accident, meant to put it here though.
 
All of these "secret" command line utilities are outlined in the Plesk API Documentation. It'll include references to each file, it's location, and the flags and variables you pass to it.
 
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