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Jan 5, 2009, 10:34 PM
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philb@
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Quote:
Originally Posted by ryanduff
Philb, thanks for the tip, but unfortunately it didn't work for me either. Still getting the same error.
Not sure how adding a user would fix this, but as usual, its the same tricks the Plesk support staff has been up to over the years. Pay them and it magically works but they won't say a word about what they did, nor fix their software. They're like the mob. You pay for an update thats supposed to work... and you have to pay them more for it to actually work. I wonder if we could get some state AG to sue them for shady business practices or file a class action.
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Ok, I did manually fix that bug earlier, but it was not my only problem. What I did was to add a symlink to that file in the directory mentioned in the error message. The only place I found that file was in /usr/lib/plesk-9.0, so I did something like:
cd \var\qmail\bin
ln -s /usr/lib/plesk-9.0/mm_wrapper mm_wrapper
That did get rid of that error, but there appeared to be other problems.
Do an updatedb and then locate mm_wrapper and see if you find it the same place I did. If you did, add the symlink.
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