Repository Structure Parallels Plesk Panel for Linux/Unix
The Parallels Plesk Panel for Linux/Unix repository located at http://autoinstall.plesk.com is structured as follows.
* products.inf3 - Parallels Installer configuration file which describes the Panel products
* plesk.inf3 - Parallels Installer configuration files which describe different versions of the Panel and additional components.
* pp-sitebuilder.inf3 - The configuration file which describes SiteBuilder - the required Panel component.
* billing.inf3 - The configuration file which describes Customer & Business Manager - the Panel component.
* [PRODUCT_NAME]_[product_version] - Several subdirectories named in accordance with the Panel versions.
Reference: http://parallels.com/
Tags: Linux/Unix, Panel, Parallels, plesk, repository, structure
Switch the power user mode off through API RPC:
Send the following request packet to the server:
[packet version="1.6.3.0"]
[server]
[set]
[mode]standard[/mode]
[/set]
[/server]
[/packet]
Reference: http://parallels.com/
Tags: API, mode, Power, RPC, switch, User
How to switch the power user mode off
How to switch the power user mode off and return to the standard panel view through the command line:
On Linux systems, issue the command:
/usr/local/psa/bin/poweruser –off
Reference: http://parallels.com/
Tags: mode, Off, Power, switch, User
How to enable the power user mode through API RPC
Send the following request packet to the server:
[packet version="1.6.3.0"]
[server]
[set]
[mode]poweruser[/mode]
[/set]
[/server]
[/packet]
Enabling the power user mode via API RPC does not create a default webspace.
The default webspace information will be requested and created as soon as admin logs in to the Panel
Reference:http://parallels.com/
Tags: API, enable, mode, Power, RPC, User
Enabling Power User UI
The power user interface combines the simplicity of Parallels Small Business Panel and powerful hosting management features of Parallels Plesk Panel product line. It is intended for users who do not need functions for reselling shared hosting services and accommodating new resellers and customers:
* There is no hierarchy of user accounts specific to shared hosting: no resellers, no customers.
* There are no service plans, subscriptions, and limits on amounts of resources consumed by websites.
To enable the power user mode through the Panel command line:
On Linux systems, issue the command:
/usr/local/psa/bin/poweruser –on -ip [ip-address>] -domain [domain_name>]
where
* [ip-address] is the IP address allocated to the administrator’s default webspace.
This option is required in case there are no subscriptions belonging to admin.
* [domain_name] is the name of the default webspace and the main website in this webspace. If the -domain option is not specified, the server host name will be used. The option makes sense only when used together with -ip.
Reference: http://parallels.com/
Tags: Enabling, Power, UI, User
