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Suspend a subscription in Plesk

caution rootPleskdebian, ubuntu

Caution: This command changes the system. Understand what it does before you run it.

Adjust the values, the command updates live
root@server
plesk bin subscription --suspend example.com

Suspends a subscription, after which the website serves a suspension page. Useful for unpaid invoices or to take a compromised website offline immediately without deleting any data. The suspension can be lifted again in the panel or via the CLI.

Open question before approval: Optionsname prüfen: --suspend und --unsuspend oder ältere Variante --webspace-off und --webspace-on? Verhalten bei Mail und FTP prüfen.

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List all domains of a Plesk subscription

#plesk db "SELECT d.name FROM domains d LEFT JOIN domains p ON p.id = d.webspace_id WHERE d.name = 'example.com' OR p.name = 'example.com' ORDER BY d.name"
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List all service plans in Plesk

#plesk bin service_plan --list
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List all subscriptions in Plesk

#plesk bin subscription --list
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Show details and disk usage of a Plesk subscription

#plesk bin subscription --info example.com
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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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