--update or -u

<domain name>

Updates configuration of an existing domain administrator's account with data specified in the options.

To change a password for the domain administrator's account on domain example.com:

# ./domadmin --update example.com -passwd newpassword

or

# ./domadmin -u example.com -passwd newpassword

--info or -i

<domain name>

Displays information about a domain administrator's account.

To view the information about the administrator's account on domain example.com:

# ./domadmin --info example.com

or

# ./domadmin -i example.com

--help or -h

Displays help on the use of the utility.

To display help on the use of this utility:

# ./domadmin –-help

or

# ./domadmin -h

-status

true| false

Enables or disables domain administrator's access to control panel (the Allow domain administrator access parameter).

To disable domain administrator access to control panel on domain example.com:

# ./domadmin --update example.com -status false

-passwd

<password>

Sets the domain administrator's password.

See additional comments in the Note below the table.

To change the domain administrator's password to newpassword on domain example.com:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -passwd newpassword

-passwd_type

plain| crypt

Specifies the type of the domain administrator's password - plain or cryptic. Is set to plain by default.

See additional comments in the Note below the table.

To set the type of the domain administrator's password to cryptic on domain example.com:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -passwd_type crypt

-pname

<string>

Sets Personal name for a domain administrator.

To change the administrator's Personal name to Michael Smith on domain example.com:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -pname "Michael Smith"

-company

<string>

Sets Company name for a domain administrator.

To change the administrator's Company name to Network Solutions on domain example.com:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -company "Network Solutions"

-phone

<number>

Sets the phone number (the Phone parameter) for a domain administrator.

To change the domain administrator's phone number to (112)112-2211 on domain example.com:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -phone "(112)112-2211"

-fax

<number>

Sets the Fax number (the Fax parameter) for a domain administrator.

To change the domain administrator's fax number to (112)112-2211 on domain example.com:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -fax "(112)112-2211"

-email

<string>

Sets the e-mail address (the E-mail parameter) for a domain administrator.

To change the domain administrator's E-mail to admin@for.example.com on domain example.com:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -email admin@for.example.com

-address

<string>

Sets the street address for a domain administrator (the Address parameter).

To change the domain administrator's Address to 22 Drury lane on domain example.com:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -address "22 Drury lane"

-city

<string>

Sets the city for the domain administrator (the City parameter).

To change the domain administrator's City to 'Anytown City' on domain example.com:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -address "Anytown City"

-state

<string>

Sets the state or province for the domain administrator (the State/Province parameter).

To change the domain administrator's State/Province to Texas on domain example.com:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -state Texas

-zip

<string>

sets ZIP/postal code for the domain administrator

To change the domain administrator's Postal/ZIP code to 64023-1920 on domain example.com:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -zip 64023-1920

-country

<country code>

Sets domain administrator's country address (the Country parameter). The option's argument must be a valid two-letter code as described in ISO-3166).

To change the domain administrator's Country to New Zeeland on domain example.com:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -country NZ

-locale

<language code>

Sets the default interface language for client's control panel (the Domain administrator's language parameter). The option's argument must be a valid four-letter language code derived from the language code described in ISO-639-2 and the corresponding country code described in ISO-3166. For example, the Plesk code for the Italian language code is it-IT; the Plesk code for the American variant of English is en-US; the Plesk code for the British variant of English is en-GB.

To set the default interface language to Russian for the domain administrator on domain example.com:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -locale ru-RU

-multiple-sessions

true| false

Sets the Allow multiple sessions parameter for the domain administrator's control panel.

To allow multiple control panel sessions to run simultaneously on the domain administrator account:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -multiple-sessions true

-max-button-length

<number>

Sets the Button label length parameter for the domain administrator's control panel.

To change the button label length for the domain administrator's control panel to 15:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -max-button-length 15

-skin

<string>

Sets the Domain administrator's interface skin for the domain administrator's control panel.

To change the domain administrator's control panel interface skin to "WinXP Reloaded":

# ./domadmin -u example.com -skin "WinXP Reloaded"

-lock-screen

true| false

Sets the Prevent working with Plesk until page is completely loaded parameter for the domain administrator's control panel.

To prevent users from working with the control panel until control panel screens are completely loaded:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -lock-screen true

-desktop-preset

<string>

Sets the Desktop preset for the domain administrator's control panel.

To change the domain administrator's Desktop to the "Default Domain Owner Desktop" preset: on domain example.com

# ./domadmin -u example.com -desktop-preset "Default Domain Owner Desktop"

-manage_phosting

true| false

Sets the Physical hosting management parameter for the domain administrator's account.

To allow physical hosting management on domain example.com by the domain administrator:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -manage_phosting true

-manage_ftp_password

true| false

Sets the Manage FTP password parameter for the domain administrator's account.

To allow changing the FTP user password by the administrator of domain example.com:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -manage_ftp_password true

-manage_sh_access

true| false

Sets the Management of shell access to server parameter (the Client cannot allow or disallow shell access option) for the domain administrator's account (using the ftp user credentials).

To disable shell access to domain example.com by the domain administrator using the ftp user credentials:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -manage_sh_access false

-manage_not_chroot_shell

true| false

Enables or disables management of server shell access to the chrooted environment by a domain administrator (the Management of shell access to server parameter, the Domain administrator can allow access only to a chrooted environment and Domain administrator can allow access to any type of shell options).

To enable access to shells of any type on domain example.com by the domain administrator using the ftp user credentials:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -manage_not_chroot_shell true -manage_sh_access true

-manage_quota

true| false

Sets the Hard disk quota assignment parameter for the domain administrator's account.

To allow changing hard disk quota on domain example.com by the domain administrator:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -manage_quota true

-manage_subdomains

true| false

Sets the Subdomains management parameter for the domain administrator's account.

To allow managing subdomains on domain example.com by the domain administrator:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -manage_subdomains true

-manage_domain_aliases

true| false

Sets the Domain Aliases management parameter for the domain administrator's account.

To allow managing domain aliases on domain example.com by the domain administrator:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -manage_domain_aliases true

-manage_log

true| false

Sets the Log rotation management parameter for the domain administrator's account.

To allow managing log rotation on domain example.com by the domain administrator:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -manage_log true

-manage_anonftp

true| false

Sets the Anonymous FTP management parameter for the domain administrator's account.

To allow managing anonymous FTP access on domain example.com by the domain administrator:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -manage_anonftp true

-manage_crontab

true| false

Sets the Scheduler management parameter for the domain administrator's account.

To allow managing scheduler by the domain administrator:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -manage_crontab true

-manage_dns

true| false

Sets the DNS zone management parameter for the domain administrator's account.

To allow managing DNS on domain example.com by the domain administrator:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -manage_crontab -manage_dns true

-manage_webapps

true| false

Sets the Tomcat applications management parameter for the domain administrator's account.

To allow managing Tomcat web applications on domain example.com by the domain administrator:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -manage_webapps true

-manage_maillists

true| false

Sets the Mailing lists management parameter for the domain administrator's account.

To allow managing mailing lists on domain example.com by the domain administrator:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -manage_maillists true

allow_local_backups

true| false

Enables or disables backing up data and restoring data from backups using the the control panel repository by a domain administrator (the Allow backing up and restoring data and use / control panel's repository parameter).

To enable the administrator of domain example.com to backup and restore data using the control panel's repository:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -allow_local_backups true

-allow_ftp_backups

true| false

Enables or disables backing up data and restoring data from backups using the the FTP repository by a client (the Allow backing up and restoring data and use / FTP repository repository parameter).

To enable the administrator of domain example.com to backup and restore data using the FTP repository:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -allow_ftp_backups true

-manage_virusfilter

true| false

Sets the Antivirus management parameter for the domain administrator's account.

To allow managing antivirus applications on domain example.com by the domain administrator:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -manage_virusfilter true

-manage_dashboard

true| false

Sets the Desktop management parameter.

Can be set to true only if the -dashboard option is set to true.

To allow managing Desktop by the administrator of domain example.com:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -manage_dashboard true

-dashboard

true| false

Enables or disables the use of the Desktop interface by a domain administrator.

Sets the User interface parameter (the Desktop and standard interface are allowed and Only Desktop interface is allowed options only).

Can be set to false only if the -stdgui option is set to true.

• To allow the use of Desktop interface by the administrator of domain example.com:

  # ./domadmin -u example.com -dashboard true

• To allow the use of standard interface by the domain administrator of domain example.com:

  # ./domadmin -u example.com -stdgui true

• To set the Desktop and standard interface are allowed option for the User interface parameter:

  # ./domadmin -u example.com -dashboard true -stdgui true

• To set the Only standard interface is allowed option for the User interface parameter:

  # ./domadmin -u example.com -dashboard false -stdgui true

• To set the Only Desktop interface is allowed option for the User interface parameter:

  # ./domadmin -u example.com -dashboard true -stdgui false

   

-stdgui

true| false

Enables or disables the use of the standard interface by a domain administrator. Sets the User interface parameter (the Desktop and standard interface are allowed and Only standard interface is allowed options only).

Can be set to false only if the -dashboard option is set to true.

-manage_spamfilter

true| false

Enables or disables spam filter management by a client (the Spam filter management parameter).

To enable spam filter management the administrator of domain example.com:

# ./domadmin -u example.com -manage_spamfilter true