The reason for this upgrade script failing for Plesk machines is due to Plesk changing the mysql ‘root’ account into ‘admin’. To get the script to run successfully, you can simply open up the file /usr/bin/mysql_fix_privilege_tables and change the ‘user=”root” to user=”admin”. Then start the script passing the parameter –password=xxx where xxx is your Plesk [...]
I’ve come across this a couple of times and thought it worth adding here, so I’m more likely to remember next time. You need to comment out or delete the default Virtualhost config in this file… /etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl.conf Look for the section starting with this… VirtualHost _default_:443 This is the SWSoft knowlegdebase article that details the [...]
I had to extract a single database record from a Plesk backup today. The backup utility within Plesk 7.5.4 is not intended for accessing like this. It’s designed to restore a whole domain at once rather than getting hold of mistakenly deleted items, but with a few tools and a modicum (JCB) of patience, it [...]
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