Hi there.
I havent had time to follow the latest development of Plesk for that last months and just upgraded my Ubuntu 10.04 Plesk 10.2.x version to 10.3.1.
Almost without problems - except for the always recurring problems with custum handlers installed via mailmng to handle som custom changes to the Qmail parsing - I still dont get why an upgrade would become a problem if the handler is installed as a user-handler - but at every upgrade - the Plesk upgrader deletes the user-handlers dir in /usr/local/psa/handlers/ - why??? The point of creating a custom user-handler should exactly be - that Plesk will leave it alone...
But anyway - upon this upgrade I suddenly found 2 new dirs in my /var/www/vhosts/ dir...
/fs/ and /fs-password/ .... what are they used for? And why do they reside in the vhosts dir if its any Plesk dir?
I kinda guess they are linked to the recent change in the File Sharing stuff? And if so - will it be safe to just delete them?
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Kind regards
Geert Lund,
www.GLD.dk
I havent had time to follow the latest development of Plesk for that last months and just upgraded my Ubuntu 10.04 Plesk 10.2.x version to 10.3.1.
Almost without problems - except for the always recurring problems with custum handlers installed via mailmng to handle som custom changes to the Qmail parsing - I still dont get why an upgrade would become a problem if the handler is installed as a user-handler - but at every upgrade - the Plesk upgrader deletes the user-handlers dir in /usr/local/psa/handlers/ - why??? The point of creating a custom user-handler should exactly be - that Plesk will leave it alone...
But anyway - upon this upgrade I suddenly found 2 new dirs in my /var/www/vhosts/ dir...
/fs/ and /fs-password/ .... what are they used for? And why do they reside in the vhosts dir if its any Plesk dir?
I kinda guess they are linked to the recent change in the File Sharing stuff? And if so - will it be safe to just delete them?
--
Kind regards
Geert Lund,
www.GLD.dk