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Plesk 10.1.1 XML RPC - Creating Subdomains?

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Guest
Product: Plesk 10.1.1
OS: CentOs 5.5
Server: Apache 2.2
PHP 5.3.5

Packet:
<packet version="1.6.2.0">
<subdomain>
<add>
<parent>domain.com</parent>
<name>phptest9</name>
<home>/phptest9</home>
</add>
</subdomain>
</packet>

Expected Result:
A Physical SubDomain

The Result:
the <home> field returns
error 1017 Feature supports only for windows version. Request should not have the home parameter. error 1013 Subomain with ID not found

Taking it out makes a domain alias and not a physical subdomain.

Is there a fix for this or another work around?
 
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Hi Igor,

Yes it does the same thing, doesn't even make an FTP user. The Document Root Field never gets filled with any data. it defaults to /httpdocs I also cannot edit this field either using the API. So I would have to manually create the directory and type this in within the control panel.

I also noticed the documentation mentioned version 1.5.2 is the documentation maybe not updated for version 1.6.2 ?

attached image showing the field causing the problem.
 

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Sorry to up another topic again, but I could use some help from a fix for this issue too.

Are there any news concerning the <home> property when creating a subdomain through the API? I'm still getting the "Only in Windows" error whenever I try to specify that field in my requests.

Using Plesk 10.4.4 #30 on Unix CentOS.

Regards.
 
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