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ironmansp
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It would be interesting to have a button in services module to start stop and restart mysql as apache and tomcat have
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matt.simpson
Basic Pleskian
Hum... that might be a bit dangerous though. If you're currently on that "Services management" page, that means that MySQL is working.
If there is a restart button, and it for whatever reasons fails to restart, and you don't know how to log in and start / fix it via SSH then you're SOL.
Just my 2c.
~Matt
If there is a restart button, and it for whatever reasons fails to restart, and you don't know how to log in and start / fix it via SSH then you're SOL.
Just my 2c.
~Matt
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EBHAUK
Guest
Agreed, but there is obviously a reason for your request.
What about if the button response says, already running. If not running restart?
What about if the button response says, already running. If not running restart?
matt.simpson
Basic Pleskian
You wouldn't be able to get to that page if MySQL were not running though. You couldn't log into Plesk, nor could you access any of the pages as they're all database driven.
~Matt
~Matt
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PedstersPlanet
Guest
The mysql stop/start/restart switch is available in Virtuzzo anyway...
Unless you have Ubuntu, then none is available lol
Unless you have Ubuntu, then none is available lol
