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Upgraded from Plesk 9.5 to 11 - all domains show default web page?
- Thread starter DanijelD
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DanijelD
Basic Pleskian
Yes, that helped, thanks.
"httpdmng --reconfigure-all"
However, first time I executed that command it failed - complained about invalid conf files:
"/var/www./vhosts/mydomain.com/conf/vhosts.conf~"
That's a backup copy of my vhosts.conf.
So I removed the file "vhosts.conf~" on both my domains.
And then executed again "httpdmng --reconfigure-all". It worked.
After I restarted web server, etc, my web is OK.
"httpdmng --reconfigure-all"
However, first time I executed that command it failed - complained about invalid conf files:
"/var/www./vhosts/mydomain.com/conf/vhosts.conf~"
That's a backup copy of my vhosts.conf.
So I removed the file "vhosts.conf~" on both my domains.
And then executed again "httpdmng --reconfigure-all". It worked.
After I restarted web server, etc, my web is OK.
Just to explain what's happening -- Plesk now causes apache to include vhost.conf* as opposed to just vhost.conf
I'm not sure why this is the case, but that's how it is now. You'll see the new style "include" at the end (or close to) the various other files in the conf directory.
I'm not sure why this is the case, but that's how it is now. You'll see the new style "include" at the end (or close to) the various other files in the conf directory.
