enable-domain

Re-enable one virtual server This program reverses the disable process done by disable-domain , or in the Virtualmin web interface. It will restore the server to the state it was in before being disabled. To have all sub-servers owned by the same user as the specified server enabled as well, use the --subservers flag. Command line help virtualmin enable-domain --domain domain.name [--subservers]

Re-enable one virtual server#

This program reverses the disable process done by disable-domain , or in the Virtualmin web interface. It will restore the server to the state it was in before being disabled.

To have all sub-servers owned by the same user as the specified server enabled as well, use the --subservers flag.

Command line help#

virtualmin enable-domain --domain domain.name
 [--subservers]

Source: https://www.virtualmin.com/docs/development/api-programs/enable-domain/

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