I'm not sure what's causing it, but I recently did a upgrade for Plesk from the 7.1.x series to the 7.5.4 and although the VPS is still going, the pages on the domains hosted on it now say....



The site's pages no longer show although you can see them in the FTP and not even the standard Plesk default page shows. Has anyone encountered this?

try adding a dummy domain and see if it will regenerate the apache config.

That did the trick! Learn something new today. Thanks, I apprieciate that. Now I need to update the mySQL without hosing the thing.

Were you able to upgrade Plesk? I tried and it say's the license expired.

Thanks

You need to lodge a support ticket and have them fix it. I don't know if it upgraded as it still says 7.1.x on the browser, but I didn notice a few new things though like the module thing.

if it still says 7.1.x and you've run the update it's most likely the update failed. You can follow these steps to correct it.

mysql -uadmin -p`cat /etc/psa/.psa.shadow ` -D psa -e "delete from Components where name='tomcat4'"
mysql -uadmin -p`cat /etc/psa/.psa.shadow ` -D psa -e "delete from Components where name='tomcat'"

This part makes psa hang sometimes on update. It's replaced after you run the update so no problems there. Also most folks aren't using tomcat and won't miss it.

Then rpm -Uvh --force psa-7.5.4.xxxx.rpm

If you get an error sying mismatched version you should be able to correct that by editing with your favorite text editor (I like vi!) /usr/local/psa/version Make this file say whatever version you're trying to update. (in this case 7.5.4).

Then re re run your update again.

This should install plesk to 7.5.4 like you'd like.

This is a simple matter of re installing a plesk key. If you've got this error create a trouble ticket in servercommand under the catagory "Plesk License update" and say something to the effect "I've updated and my key no longer works". Be sure to include the the root password so we can run the key.

Thanks!

--Eric