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Category Archives: Plesk
Don’t Upgrade OpenSSL If You’re Using Plesk (= Broken Controlpanel)
If you’re using Plesk 9.x on a CentOS system, don’t upgrade the openssl package from version 0:0.9.8e-12.el5_4.1 to 0:0.9.8e-12.el5_4.6. It will break your Plesk Controlpanel, causing it to no longer start up. You’ll see a message similar to this. [root@srv~]# … Continue reading
How To Change A Server’s Main IP Address (including DNS records) In Plesk
This applies to a Windows Plesk server, running any kind of 8.x Plesk. First of, change your IP address through RDP in the Network Settings of Windows, then it’s time to update Plesk – like this. Update Host’s IP address … Continue reading
Plesk Update 9.0 to 9.0.1: Time To Open TCP 11444
If you’ve recently upgraded your Plesk installation to Plesk 9.0.1, you might find yourself locked out from Plesk all of a sudden. When browsing to your Plesk Controlpanel on port 8443, the top bar will load, but the login form … Continue reading
Plesk & MailEnable – missing measp.dll component: Error ‘ASP 0177 : 800401f3′
Plesk on Windows comes pre-installed with MailEnable, and using ASP you can use MailEnable to send out e-mails by creating a “MEMail.Message” object. In a normal Plesk install however, this won’t work, because of a missing measp.dll file. This file … Continue reading