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I'm having the same problem and tried everything above. Still no luck. I'm on RHEL 4.

Could anyone explain exactly what this is? It's listed as one of the new features in 8.3 and I'm a little confused about what it does and how it works.

When I try to restart Apache from within Plesk or if I type "service httpd restart" at the command line it fails...however if I use "apachectl restart" it works fine. What's the best way of finding out why this is happening?

Here's my problem... I have a domain.ws setup in Plesk that has just over 900 subdomains. What I need is for domain.com to point to domain.ws and have all of the subdomains still work. So if someone enters sub.domain.com it will show sub.domain.ws on the Plesk server. The people in...

I was wondering if anyone has (or could develop) a stable working solution for individual subdomain statistics in Plesk. Willing to pay.

SUDO did the trick. I had tried using it before but I must not have been doing it correctly. I tried again and it's working fine now :) Woot!

Nevermind Figured it out. I just removed the sh from the beginning of the command and it worked fine. /usr/local/psa/bin/subdomain.sh --create "SUBDOMAIN" -domain "DOMAIN"

I'm trying to create a subdomain using the command line interface and I'm getting the following error: Here is the command I am using: sh /usr/local/psa/bin/subdomain.sh --create "SUBDOMAIN" -domain "DOMAIN" Any ideas why this is happening? Thanks,

Maybe I will be able to use the command line interface somehow. I sure hope so....I really need this capability on a project. I wonder if there is a way to just make it so another user on the server also has access to use the command line interface in addition to root and psaadm.

API I looked at the API and couldn't find any ability for creating subdomains. Maybe I missed something?

What's the easiest way to accomplish this? I would like to have a perl script running from one of the domains I have added to my server that can create subdomains. I have tried using the command line interface such as: However, since the command line interface requires root or psaadm...

Found it... I found my answer...seems to work well so far. find /var/qmail/mailnames/domain/youruser/Maildir/cur -type f -ctime +90 | xargs rm What it means: look in the user's folder (Maildir/new) for any regular files (-type f) older than 90 days (-ctime +90) and send these files...

I have a client that has been using webmail and never deletes any messages. There are now 15,000 emails and I was wondering if there is a way to easily delete all of the messages older than a certain date?

Hmm This was meant to be in repsonse to this post: http://forum.swsoft.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=20031&perpage=15&highlight=tracking%20php%20script%20email&pagenumber=1

I set this this script up on one of my servers and it seems to be working and logging things fine. I also seem to have a problem :) Here is one of my entries in the log: Thu Jul 20 11:05:01 CST 2006 - / - root $1$9iBa0dak$Jb15kYV5/xpRA3vJqBpWp0 0 0 root /root /bin/bash Any...

Excellent Worked perfectly! Thanks :)

How can I safely remove their Clean Server and Spam Guardian products?

Hi, I've installed a chat server that requires port 7877 to be opened. I've added a custom rule to the Plesk firewall to open that port. When I activate the new firewall it works fine for a while. Then the next day that port seems to be blocked again. When I go into Plesk and "re-activate"...

Thanks for the advice. I have added sbl-xbl.spamhaus.org to the blocklists and it seems to have made a BIG difference so far. I remember using the MAPS function in Plesk back in Plesk 5 and it never seemed to really work well so I never really paid much attention to the blacklists...

Thank you for the help...I feel like I'm heading in the right direction now!