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Only administrators can access the plugin management interface which is located in the settings section.
To install a plugin, you must in order:
To activate a plugin, you must in order:
In some cases, it can be interesting to protect a specific plugin against deactivation. For instance, the first administrator, which has full access to the server, can create other administrator accounts which have the same permissions on the panel but not an SSH access.
To protect a plugin, you must in order:
Note: When clicking on the protect icone, the plugin manager creates or updates a protected_plugins.php file into the gui/data/persistent directory. This file contains a list of all protected plugins. If a plugin is listed in this file, the deactivate icone is no longer available for it in the plugin management interface.
First, if the plugin you want to deactivate is protected, you must start by editing the gui/data/persistent/protected_plugins.php file to remove it from the protected plugin list. If the plugin for which you want remove the protection is the only one listed, you can simply remove the file.
To deactivate a plugin, you must in order:
To uninstall a plugin, you must click on the uninstall icone.
To delete a plugin you must in order:
If you want to update the configuration for a specific plugin, you must edit its configuration file and click on the Update Plugins button in the plugin management interface.
See Plugin Configuration for further details.