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unwanted remove of OPENSSL results in removing Plesk

M

MehdiV

Guest
Hi there,

I used "Yum Remove OpenSSL" on my Linux server to reinstall it. But unfortunately it removed all the packages of my Plesk (due to dependency!!!)

At the moment, there is no PSA service in my server, but all the web spaces and emails (SMTP) are working fine. How can I fix the problem? Can I reinstall the Plesk without affecting my database and web spaces??

Please help me to solve this problem, I'm really worry about my data.
Regards,
 
I suggest you contact Support Team for correct recovering of your Plesk.
 
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