Command line utilities for managing users and groups
useradd, userm od, userdel > Standard utilities for adding, modifying, and deleting user accounts.
groupadd, groupmod,groupdel > Standard utilities for adding, modifying, and deleting groups.
gpasswd > Standard utility for administering the /etc/group configuration file.
pwck, grpck > Utilities that can be used for verification of the password, group,and associated shadow files.
pwconv, pwunconv > Utilities that can be used for the conversion of passwords to shadow passwords, or back from shadow passwords to standard passwords
Changes in CL Utilities Parallels Plesk Panel 10.0
Changes in the hosting and user accounts
* (-) client_template utility.
* (*) client utility: the commands –convert-to-reseller and –change-owner are no longer supported; the options -template, -sb-user, -status, and -force are no longer supported.
* (*) client_pref utility: the command –set-iis-app-pool-settings and options -iis-app-pool-turned-on, -cpu-usage-state, -cpu-usage-value were added; the options -manage dashboard, -max-mg, -desktop-preset, -max_redir, -max_resp, -lock-screen, -desktop-preset are no longer supported.
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The core GNU utilities.
The GNU project was mainly designed for Unix system administrators to have a Unix-like environment available. This focus resulted in the project porting many common Unix system command line utilities. The core bundle of utilities supplied for Linux systems is called the coreutils package.
The GNU coreutils package consists of three parts:
Utilities for handling files
Utilities for manipulating text
Utilities for managing processes
$ apt-cache search coreutils
bsdmainutils - collection of more utilities from FreeBSD
coreutils - The GNU core utilities
These three main groups of utilities each contain several utility programs that are invaluable to the Linux system administrator and programmer.
Plesk Command Line Utilities
Command line utilities for Plesk for Linux/Unix are located in the /usr/local/psa/bin directory on the Plesk server.
To run command line utilities:
Log in to the Plesk server via SSH.
Use one of the following options to run a utility:
To run a utility from any directory, use the following command line format:
# /usr/local/psa/bin/[utility name] [parameters] [options]
To run a utility when the /usr/local/psa/bin/ is your current directory, use the following format:
# ./[utility name] [parameters] [options]
Upon successful execution, utilities return the 0 code. If an error occurs, utilities return code 1 and display the description of the encountered problem on stderr.
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