Plesk 10.x
One of our operators was trying to downgrade a php-memcached package and did this...
Aug 07 13:56:19 Erased: psa-mimp
Aug 07 13:56:22 Erased: psa-ingo
Aug 07 13:56:26 Erased: psa-passwd
Aug 07 13:56:29 Erased: psa-turba
Aug 07 13:56:33 Erased: psa-kronolith
Aug 07 13:56:38 Erased: psa-mnemo
Aug 07 13:56:46 Erased: psa-imp
Aug 07 13:57:03 Erased: psa-horde
Aug 07 13:57:12 Erased: psa-migration-agents
Aug 07 13:57:12 Erased: psa-migration-manager
Aug 07 13:57:14 Erased: psa-backup-manager
Aug 07 13:57:20 Erased: psa-libxml-proxy
Aug 07 13:57:20 Erased: psa-updates
Aug 07 13:57:20 Erased: psa
Aug 07 13:57:21 Erased: psa-vhost
Aug 07 13:57:26 Erased: pp-sitebuilder
Aug 07 13:57:32 Erased: plesk-l10n
Aug 07 13:57:42 Erased: plesk-core
Aug 07 13:57:47 Erased: psa-php5-configurator
Aug 07 13:57:47 Erased: php-mysql
Aug 07 13:57:48 Erased: php-pdo
Aug 07 13:57:49 Erased: php-gd
Aug 07 13:57:50 Erased: php-imap
Aug 07 13:57:50 Erased: php-mbstring
Aug 07 13:57:51 Erased: php-xml
Aug 07 13:57:51 Erased: php-soap
Aug 07 13:57:52 Erased: php-pear
Aug 07 13:57:55 Erased: php-ioncube-loader
All the sites obviously stopped working as well as plesk. I reinstalled all the php* stuff, and the sites are up and running. All the stuff is there in /usr/local/psa and the databases are still there. Plesk is not working, and the service isn't in /etc/init.d/psa anymore.
Are we boned with plesk at this point? I'm afraid to run the autoinstaller in fear it'll overwrite my databases and vhosts and whatnot. Any guidance here would be sweet.
thanks,
Andy
Am I screwed here?
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Re: Am I screwed here?
Yeah that removed plesk, if you have a plesk backup of the system you could restore it with that pretty easily.
Re: Am I screwed here?
No way to use the autoinstaller to reinstall? I don't have a full plesk backup, but like I said all the sites and all the psa databases are still there. No way to just re-install the packages or use the auto-installer to install using the current databases? What about a full DB backup, reinstall using the autoinstaller and then db restore?