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My installation is upgraded. I enabled logging, will see what happens tomorrow after the next backup.

I was referring to the absence of <object type="client" uuid="client#foobar" name="foobar"> <object uuid="domain#foo.bar" name="foo.bar" type="domain"> lines, which seemed to mean that the issue is not coming from a single specific domain.

Hello, I have the same problem, but it's not domain related, it's server related: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <execution-result status="warnings" log-location="/usr/local/psa/PMM/sessions/2015-11-02-012902.639/migration.result"> <object name="server" type="server">...

Resolved, here is how it happened:

Not finding official support I will have to migrate the account back to the old server, edit it, and transfer it again I suppose.

There is but I have no options (just active list or classic list). I'm quite sure that the command line could be the only way out (or transfer the account back to my full plesk, edit the restrictions and clone it back again).

Being there no "Subscriptions management" page, it's not doable, maybe only via command line: http://cl.ly/image/2m2Z1K1d0r26 http://cl.ly/image/2g110O2I2E0y

Dear support, I recently moved a subscription from one of our servers (with Plesk full version) to a new client server with the Admin edition of Plesk. The site works correctly, but even if there is no subscription management, it inherited the limitations (bandwidth per month and disk space...