Runs the specified Plesk command line utility (e.g., customer, database).

This is applicable to public CLI utilities located at the /usr/local/psa/bin directory.

To create the account with the login name JDoe, password sample, and the account’s email address JDoe@example.com:

or

To open panel.ini file in the editor:

Run daily maintenance script.

The following scripts are available:

• CheckForUpdates
• InstallUpdates
• UpdateKeys
• PleskUsage
• Sitebuilder
• MailUsage
• ExecuteStatistics
• ProcessAutoreports
• OptimizeStatistics
• AnalyseDomainStatistics
• AnalyseClientStatistics
• ExecuteSpamtrain
• LoadCustomizations
• UpdateApsCache
• UpdateApsApplications
• ExecuteGlCleaner
• StoreProtectedConfigs
• Filesharing
• UpgradePanel
• ExecuteWebStatistics
• UpdateModSecurityRuleSet
• AutoresponderEndDate
• UpdatePhpCurlCertificates
• ExecuteQuotacheck
• BackupRestoreStats
• UpgradeExtensions
• ComposerSelfUpdate

To run daily check for updates:

Execute database specific command.

Open MySQL console if no particular command was specified.

Run an SQL query if it is provided instead of a command

Additional commands:

• tables - Show the list of existing database tables
• dump [databases] - Show a dump of the specified Plesk database(s) (the psa database dump is shown by default)
• desc <table> - Show a structure of the specified database table
• show <table> - Show content of the specified database table

Additional options:

db and  db dump commands can be followed by mysql and mysqldump options respectively:

• [options][COMMAND SQL]
• [options] > [filename]

To execute a one-time db command with an option and exit MySQL console, put -e option at the end of the desired command:

plesk db[options]-e[COMMAND SQL]

To display the list of existing database tables:

To create the psa database dump (with the “Turn off extended-insert” option) and save it in /tmp/psa.sql:

To produce an XML output of the pname field of the clients table:

or

Lists all Plesk versions to which you can update with the currently installed Plesk and OS.

Can be used with the --source command.

To list the Plesk versions you can update to:

Downloads and runs Plesk pre-upgrade checker that checks the environment before an update or migration. Helps identify potential issues with update or migration beforehand.

The command downloads and runs pre-upgrade checker for the specified Plesk version. If you do not specify it, the command chooses the latest available Plesk version.

Can be used with the --source command.

To run Plesk pre-upgrade checker for version 18.0.32:

Used with the listupgrade and checkupgrade commands. Specifies the link to a custom Autoinstaller repository.

If you omit --source, Plesk will use the default Autoinstaller repository.

To download and run pre-upgrade checker using the repository at https://autoinstall.plesk.com:

Run Plesk installer with given options or a predefined set of options via a shortcut.

Available shortcuts:

• install-all-updates - Install all available updates within current Plesk version, including updates for system components such as MySQL or PHP.
• install-panel-updates - Install only Plesk updates. Reinstall patch if the latest update is already installed. System components such asMySQL and PHP will not be updated unless it is required for proper Plesk functioning.

To install all available updates within current Plesk version:

Display the specified Plesk log file using the “tail -f” utility.

Available log files:

• error_log - Plesk errors
• access_log - Web server access log
• panel.log - Plesk events log
• maillog - Mail server log file
• --all - Monitor all available log files

To display Plesk error log:

Generate a one-time login link for the specified user. If no user is specified, the link for Plesk administrator is generated.

If the -relative-url option is used, a relative link will be generated. For example: /login?secret=rPAGKviCu1mA3PyUUR3q821UrjNpCpY6ic8ShrnYz90%3D

To use this link for logging in to Plesk, add it to the Plesk server URL based on the host name or the IP address.

Otherwise, a pair of absolute links based on the the Plesk server host name and the IP address are generated. For example:

https://example.plesk.com:8443/login?secret=9JEDkzvRkRfg%2BuzwHNW3lMk7RABrckhTVmetVY2o%2BBU%3D

https://198.51.100.0:8443/login?secret=9JEDkzvRkRfg%2BuzwHNW3lMk7RABrckhTVmetVY2o%2BBU%3D

The generated links can be used only once and become invalid after 24 hours since the generation time.

To generate a one-time login:

To generate a one-time login for the user user_demo:

To generate a one-time relative link for the user user_demo:

To run the script.php script from the tmp directory:

Run Plesk check and repair tool.

Provide aspect ‘all’ to check and repair all aspects in the interactive mode.

Available aspects: all, mail, web, dns, ftp, db, mysql, fs, installation.

Available options:

-y - Tries to repair all found issues.

-n - Does not repair anything, checks only.

-v - Displays more detailed output (verbose mode).

-h - Displays help for the plesk repair utility or for a specific aspect of the utility.

-j or -json-output - Returns data in the JSON format.

For details, refer to Plesk Repair Tool.

To reconfigure the mail settings for all mailboxes belonging to the example.com domain, as well as domain-wide mail settings:

To display help for the mail aspect of the utility:

Run the specified Plesk internal utility.

This is applicable to the utilities located at /usr/local/psa/admin/sbin directory.

To enable nginx proxy server:

To view Plesk version information:

To run the --list command of the git utility available for the Git Manager extension:

To view the help for the repair command:

To list the Plesk versions you can update to in verbose mode:

To download and run Plesk pre-upgrade checker in debug mode: