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Check the Plesk installation for errors without changes

harmless rootPleskdebian, ubuntu
root@server
plesk repair all -n

Checks the database, file system, web server, mail, DNS and other areas of the Plesk installation. With -n, problems are only reported, not fixed. A good first step when Plesk behaves strangely.

Note: Without -n, plesk repair asks for each finding whether to repair it. With -y it repairs without asking.

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Check the mail configuration in Plesk without changes

#plesk repair mail -n
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Check the Plesk database for inconsistencies

#plesk repair db -n
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Fix file permissions and ownership with plesk repair

#plesk repair fs example.com -y
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Repair a domain's web server configuration with plesk repair

#plesk repair web example.com -y
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Back up a single domain with Plesk tools

#plesk bin pleskbackup --domains-name example.com --output-file=/root/backup-example.com.tar
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Change the password of a Plesk mailbox

#plesk bin mail --update info@example.com -passwd 'NewSecurePassword'
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