Question Wrong command and checks to do before restarting server

[E42]

Server operating system version

Debian 11

Plesk version and microupdate number

Obsidian

Hello,
There was a moment when I used the command "plesk bin cloning" and later realized that's not what I wanted.

Now, what I want is this: to be able to restart the server and be sure that everything works fine just like now. So, to "undo" the previous command, I used this one:

plesk bin cloning -u -prepare-public-image false -reset-license false -reset-init-conf false

Is this enough? How can I be sure that after a restart nothing will be erased? Thank you and kind regards

 

[Nik G]

hello @E42 ,

first of all I'd recommend you to create full Plesk Backup (Tools & Settings > Backup Manager), just in case.


you can check that cloning was canceled by commands below:

:~# plesk bin cloning -s
0
:~# plesk bin cloning -i
prepare-public-image: false
reset-license: false
update-master-key: false
reset-init-conf: false
skip-update: true
maintenance: false

after that I was able to reboot my test Plesk server and everything fine.

 

[E42]

Thanks, that's what I thought. Everything is "false" except for "skip-update"