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When running a Plesk Migration task, if an existing Plesk Backup runs on the source server, the migration utility sits there waiting for that backup to complete prior to starting the migration. Worse yet, if you're in the middle of a migration of an entire server, it batches the migration tasks...

As a reminder, for anyone here interested, you should also vote on the uservoice: Make Plesk Migrator also migrate backup settings That said, IMO this is more of a bug than a feature request because Backup is a built-in and essential part of Plesk. Furthermore the one part that isn't built in...

We've done a number of migrations from CentOS 6 to CentOS 8 (and now AlmaLinux 8) without any problems running first reconfigurator and now `plesk bin ipmanage --remap /path/to/ip_map.txt` Today we got a bunch of DNS updating errors after a Plesk Migration which ultimately result in the ip...

Definitely looking forward to Plesk supporting this by the time CentOS 7 goes EOL in 2024.

The above exports and imports do *not* work to migrate cloud storage connections. Presumably those tokens are stored elsewhere in the DB or in a file somewhere. If you're migrating a shared server you can use these sql queries to obtain the old and new IDs for domains (where the above queries...

In my opinion the daemon should not be running if the extension is disabled. The only solution is to uninstall it entirely.

When a customer chooses to edit their profile, they're provided with the option to create an email account on their domain. When they do this, the email account is directly tied to their Plesk account login, so that when they change their mail password, that also changes their Plesk login...

For testing, we now have 2 servers where we installed OS PHP packages and 2 servers where we *only* installed nginx-filesystem. We'll be tracking this to see if the issue returns on any of those servers. For those also experiencing this issue, a couple questions: What OS are you using on the...

In another thread it was suggested that installing system PHP fixes it. When we do so, it also installs the following package which apparently was not installed when you only have Plesk PHP versions installed: nginx-filesystem-1:1.14.1-9.module_el8.0.0+184+e34fea82.noarch Certainly sounds like...

None of our service plans have nginx caching enabled so when these subscriptions are provisioned it isn’t enabled then either. Unless there’s another area you’re referring to? Maybe that’s the problem: perhaps Plesk is automatically enabling it in the configuration files, despite it not being...

We're seeing this issue as well -- it's been occurring for months. For us restarting nginx and apache doesn't solve the problem, it takes running the following to repair this each time, effectively forcing the reconfiguration of nginx as a reverse proxy: nginxmng -e It seems to occur roughly...

@ChristophRo Thanks for that info! Great to know. Perhaps it's time to set up a PowerDNS secondary box or two. If you're using different name servers for each server, I take it this means when you migrate an account between servers, you need to then run a PowerDNS command to tell it to no...

We've added some code in a branch of our fork here that should resolve this problem. We hope to test it soon, but if anyone here gets to it sooner, even better! Warning: it is *not* tested. You only need to replace these files with the versions in that branch to try it: - plib/library/Rndc.php...

This is now documented in a support article here. It describes how to configure Plesk to: Force external lookup for specific manually configured domains. Disable internal routing entirely and force external lookup for all domains. This is the same configuration described on multiple blogs like...

Username: websavers TITLE Using reconfigurator to change IPs exits with exception when mail services not installed PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE CentOS Linux 7.9.2009 | Product: Plesk Obsidian 18.0.32 Update #2 PROBLEM DESCRIPTION Running `plesk bin...

We hope to be able to dig into the code eventually... but yeah it sure would be nice if Plesk would add it.

So the final query/command is: plesk db "INSERT INTO misc VALUES ('default_database_acl_hosts', 'localhost') ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE val='localhost'"

@klowet Thank you for your legwork on this so far! We were hoping to implement one or two secondary DNS servers for multiple primary DNS servers and before implementing realized this could be a problem and so found this thread. The security implications of doing this are pretty bad. I would...

You can export these tables with phpMyAdmin. Specify Data only and to use REPLACE: BackupsSettings BackupsScheduled BackupExcludeFiles Then import them on the destination server. Then run this to rsync existing backup files over: rsync -av /var/lib/psa/dumps/...

Could really use it. The direct link to the UserVoice is here: Make Plesk Migrator also migrate backup settings @IgorG know of any way to export/import the settings via Plesk DB queries or something like that? (ie: server-wide)