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websrvmng subdomain config issues

C

cleskiw

Guest
Does Plesk 8.0 no longer support the following:

"%plesk_bin%\websrvmng.exe" --update-subdomain --vhost-name=<domain> --subdomain=<subdomain>

???

The error message that results:

/usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/websrvmng: unrecognized option `--update-subdomain'
websrvmng: Unknown option in command string, see log for details
websrvmng: Unknown option in command string, see log for details

So I've been unable to have plesk generate the right include statement in the httpd.conf file for my domain, and therefore I can't use my vhost_ssl.conf to customize the subdomain even though it sits in the <maindomain>/subdomains/<subdomainname>/conf directory.

websrvmng -a , and all other variants create the httpd.conf in the <domain>/conf directory but includes the vhost.conf file for both the <subdomain>:80 and the <subdomain>:443 sections - it doesn't seem to use the vhost_ssl.conf file to include in the 443 section...

Anyone resolved this?

-Chris
 
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