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Cannot unsuspend domains

M

mortenpoulsen

Guest
After upgrading to 9.2.1 some of the domains on the server turns up suspended and when trying to unsuspend the I'm told that
Warning: The domain is still suspended for the following reason: Domain is temporarily suspended for backing up or restoring.

But it's not in a backup (cannot see anybackup processes, and I've even tried rebooting the server and it still turns up as suspended without any way to (through Plesk GUI) unsuspend.

Can an unsuspend be forced?

It's rather critical as the domains are not accepting mails either...

Any help is welcome!

Regards
Morten Poulsen
 
Get it unsuspended

Hello.

Had exactly the same problem. go to:

1. Domains -> Backup Manager -> Back Up
2. Important! tick off the box to the left of "Suspend domain until backup task is completed"
3. Tick off the box to the left of "Domain configuration"
4. Click "Back Up".

Then it automatically unsuspened the domain and do a backup.

Hope it helps.

Regards
 
Hi Clonk

Thank you so much for you answer... I think I tried what you say, but was still having trouble with the domains not being properly unsuspended.
I did, however, late last night after reading through a lot of documentation finally find a plesk shell-command which did the trick.
Doing
/usr/local/psa/bin/domain -u mydomain.com -status enabled
did the trick.

Regards
Morten Poulsen
 
and for clinet:
/usr/local/psa/bin/client -u <login_name> -status enabled
 
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