Just another WordPress site

Category: Plesk

Resetting the Parallels Plesk Panel Administration Password Linux

Resetting the Parallels Plesk Panel Administration Password Linux

This article covers Resetting the Parallels Plesk Panel Administration Password Linux.

This guide is for the following versions of Plesk.

Parallels Small Business Panel 10.x for Linux/Unix

Parallels Plesk Panel 11.x for Linux

Parallels Plesk Panel 10.x for Linux

Parallels Plesk Panel 9.x for Linux/Unix

Parallels Plesk Panel 8.x for Linux/Unix

For PP versions 10.x and above:

Use ${PRODUCT_ROOT_D}/bin/admin utility to prompt the password for user “admin”:

Example) /usr/local/psa/bin/admin --show-password

Use ${PRODUCT_ROOT_D}/bin/init_conf to reset the password for user “admin”:

Example) /usr/local/psa/bin//init_conf -u -passwd NewPasswordHere

For Plesk Versions up to 9.x:

cat /etc/psa/.psa.shadow
authenticates user “admin” by trying to authorize access to the PP database using the password provided.

Uninstall Plesk for Linux

How to uninstall Plesk for Linux

 

Applicable to:

  • Plesk for Linux

Question

How to uninstall Plesk for Linux?

Answer

Warning: After Plesk uninstallation, some system services may stop working due to their close integration with Plesk. Before removing Plesk for Linux, it is recommended to create a server snapshot to have a system restore point.

Note: Due to a Plesk Installer bug with ID PI-498, it is not possible to remove Plesk installed on Debian/Ubuntu-based distributions:

– Debian 10
– Debian 9
– Debian 8
– Ubuntu 20.04
– Ubuntu 18.04
– Ubuntu 16.04

As a workaround, it is recommend to redeploy a server from scratch.

To remove Plesk from CentOS/RHEL-based distributions, follow these steps:

  1. Connect to a Plesk server via SSH.
  2. Run the following command to remove Plesk and all its components:
  3. #plesk installer –remove-everything