virtualmin disable-feature - error

Submitted by masp on Thu, 10/04/2012 - 13:22

command
virtualmin disable-feature -–all-domains -–webalizer

Unknown parameter -–all-domains

Enables features for one or more domains specified on the command line.

virtualmin disable-feature --domain name | --user name | --all-domains
[--disassociate]
[--unix]
[--dir]
[--dns]
[--mail]
[--web]
[--logrotate]
[--mysql]
[--ftp]
[--webmin]

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Comments

Submitted by andreychek on Thu, 10/04/2012 - 13:28

Howdy -- it looks like the character you're using there for double-dash (--) isn't actually two literal dashes, but some other character.

If I run the command you typed, but replace the -- characters with real dashes, it does work. You could try copying and pasting this:

virtualmin disable-feature --all-domains --webalizer

Let us know if that does the trick for you!

Submitted by masp on Thu, 10/04/2012 - 13:36

there something else

  • the feature (webalizer) was disabled in web (https://wwwwwwwww.com:10000/) but for webalizer in interface persists some domains with enabled feature

so for now i am

1) enable webalizer on page

System Settings Features and Plugins

2) run virtualmin disable-feature --all-domains --webalizer - for now all is ok

3) disable feature webalizer on page

System Settings Features and Plugins

== so something how happents that some domains have this feature with disabled in settings

Submitted by andreychek on Fri, 10/05/2012 - 09:07

If I understand correctly -- it sounds like you're saying that you ran that command to disable webalizer for all domains -- but after doing that, it still shows up as enabled for some domains?

If that's what you're seeing -- did you see any errors in the output when you ran the "virtualmin" command to disable webalizer? It's possible that there was an error in that output that could explain what you're seeing.

Also, if you go into the GUI, and disable the feature -- is it actually disabled at that point? Or does it remain enabled?