Month: January 2010

Can’t connect to Plesk SQL Server (after updating Plesk admin password)

Can’t connect to Plesk SQL Server (after updating Plesk admin password) Jet engine is configured as Plesk Database Provider by default and Plesk SQL (MySql) service is set to disabled. However Plesk installer sets MySQL admin’s password the same as Plesk’s admin. If Plesk’s admin password is changed MySQL admin’s password remains the same which […]

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Can’t change administrator email address

Can’t change administrator email address Error : Unable to update administrator information: Error 2 at CMMFile::CMMFile: open file C:\inetpub\vhosts\default\htdocs\index.html: The system cannot find find the file specified. Solution : You should be able to resolve this after getting the contents css img favicon.ico index.html replaced over here ‘C:\inetpub\vhosts\default\htdocs’. You will be able to update the […]

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Accessing Plesk shows invalid security certificate.

Accessing Plesk shows invalid security certificate Accessing Plesk Control Panel with https displays the following; mydomain:8443 uses an invalid security certificate. The certificate is not trusted because it is self signed. The certificate is only valid for plesk. (Error code: sec_error_ca_cert_invalid) You don’t need to buy another certificate, the certificate you now have is auto-generated […]

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Create directory & set permission using a single Linux command

Generaly, we create directory using “mkdir” command and then change it’s permissions using “chmod” command. Create directory & set permission using a single Linux command Actually, we can set the permissions for the directory at the time of it’s creation itself, with the following command: $ mkdir zyz -v -m 644 mkdir: created directory `zyz’ […]

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Linux Package Management Tips

Try these Linux package management tips. Linux Package Management Tips 1) To check if a package is available in repositories and if so available, to check the version and size of the package, as superuser run the following commands in respective distro: Fedora, CentOS: yum list <package_name> Ubuntu/Debian: aptitude search <package_name> OpenSuse: zypper search <package_name> […]

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