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How to rerun daily maintenance tasks separately for Plesk on Linux?

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Mikhail Shport
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Question

How to rerun daily maintenance tasks separately for Plesk on Linux?

Answer

  1. Login server via SSH

  2. List all available tasks:

    # plesk daily -l
    ReportTrialAgreement
    ReportProductAgreement
    UpgradePanel
    CheckForUpdates
    InstallUpdates
    InstallSystemPackageUpdates
    UpdateKeys
    CheckDomainsResolve
    PleskUsage
    Sitebuilder
    MailUsage
    ExecuteStatistics
    ProcessAutoreports
    OptimizeStatistics
    AnalyseDomainStatistics
    AnalyseClientStatistics
    ExecuteSpamtrain
    RemoveSpamTempFiles
    LoadCustomizations
    UpdateApsCache
    UpdateApsApplications
    UpgradeExtensions
    ExecuteGlCleaner
    StoreProtectedConfigs
    ExecuteWebStatistics
    UpdateModSecurityRuleSet
    AutoresponderEndDate
    CheckPostponedFeedback
    SearchIndex
    CleanupPanelNotifications
    ReportUsage
    UpdatePhpCurlCertificates
    BackupRestoreStats
    ComposerSelfUpdate

  3. Select required one and run the command specifying task as argument. For example to execute only Web Statistics run:

    # plesk daily -f ExecuteWebStatistics

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How to rerun daily maintenance tasks separately for Plesk on Windows?

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    Agustin Romanos

    Hello! I am running many servers with Plesk Obsidian Versión 18.0.25 but I can not see "DailyMaintainance/script.php" on cron jobs list.

    Who trigger this script? When? Can I modify his schedule?

    Thankn you! Agustin

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    Francisco Roman Garcia Rodriguez

    Hi Agustin Romanos,

    This is not modifiable from Plesk interface as it may cause problems on all those things that are managed from the maintenance task (statistics not calculated, license not updated, automatic updates not working, etc...).

    Still, this is regularly called from Cron service (normally located at /etc/cron.daily/50plesk-daily)

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