Request Samples

Update service plans that belong to different Plesk users

To update settings of update only plans of a particular reseller, specify their ID or username.

<packet version="1.6.3.0">

<service-plan>

<set>

   <filter>

      <name>base_plan</name>

   </filter>

   <owner-login>JDoe</owner-login>

   <mail>

      <webmail>true</webmail>

   </mail>

</set>

</service-plan>

</packet>

If you are authorized as the Administrator, you can omit the reseller details:

<packet version="1.6.3.0">

<service-plan>

<set>

   <filter>

      <name>base_plan</name>

   </filter>

   <mail>

      <webmail>true</webmail>

   </mail>

</set>

</service-plan>

</packet>

Operating multiple service plans

Here is the sample packet that sets similar service plan settings for two different service plans, both specified by ID.

<packet version="1.6.3.0">

<service-plan>

<set>

   <filter>

      <id>11</id>

      <id>12</id>

   </filter>

   <mail>

      <webmail>true</webmail>

   </mail>

</set>

</service-plan>

</packet>

To set different settings for two service plans, use two different set operations:

<packet version="1.6.3.0">

<service-plan>

<set>

   <filter>

      <id>12</id>

   </filter>

   <owner-login>JDoe</owner-login>

   <mail>

      <webmail>false</webmail>

   </mail>

</set>

<set>

   <filter>

      <name>base_plan</name>

   </filter>

   <mail>

      <webmail>true</webmail>

   </mail>

</set>

</service-plan>

</packet>

The following packet updates all service plans that belong to the request packet sender:

<packet version="1.6.3.0">

<service-plan>

<set>

   <filter/>

   <mail>

      <webmail>false</webmail>

   </mail>

</set></service-plan>

</packet>

Mailing settings

The following packet updates mail settings for plan bounce_plan:

 <packet version="1.6.3.0">

<service-plan>

<set>

   <filter>

      <name>bounce_plan</name>

   </filter>

        <mail>

          <nonexistent-user>

            <reject/>

          </nonexistent-user>

          <webmail>none</webmail>

        </mail>

</set>

</service-plan>

</packet>

Limits

The following packet updates limits of a plan:

<packet version="1.6.3.0">

<service-plan>

<set>

   <filter>

      <id>12</id>

   </filter>

   <limits>

          <limit>

            <name>disk_space</name>

            <value>10737418240</value>

          </limit>

   </limits>

</set>

</service-plan>

</packet>

Log rotation

To disable log rotation for the plan with ID 12, use the following packet:

<packet version="1.6.3.0">

<service-plan>

<set>

   <filter>

      <id>12</id>

   </filter>

   <log-rotation>

      <off/>

   </log-rotation>

</set>

</service-plan>

</packet>

Preferences

The following packet updates preferences for the plan with ID 12:

<packet version="1.6.3.0">

<service-plan>

<set>

   <filter>

      <id>12</id>

   </filter>

        <preferences>

          <stat>3</stat>

          <maillists>false</maillists>

          <dns_zone_type>master</dns_zone_type>

        </preferences>

</set>

</service-plan>

</packet>

Hosting

This packet updates physical hosting settings for the plan with ID 12.

<packet version="1.6.3.0">

<service-plan>

<set>

   <filter>

      <id>12</id>

   </filter>

   <hosting>

      <vrt_hst>

            <property>

              <name>ssl</name>

              <value>true</value>

            </property>

      </vrt_hst>

   </hosting>

</set>

</service-plan>

</packet>

Preformance

Here is the sample packet that updates performance settings for the plan with ID 12.

<packet version="1.6.3.0">

<service-plan>

<set>

   <filter>

      <id>12</id>

   </filter>

   <performance>

      <bandwidth>1000</bandwidth>

      <max_connections>20</max_connections>

   </performance>

</set>

</service-plan>

</packet>