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I've seen the same issue in our logs and can confirm the same diagnosis: two files being generated by Plesk with the same configuration for the opcache.enable parameter. Although a warning, it is flooding our logs as it is logged for every invocation of PHP.

Thanks for this @tethis IT I had the same problem in AlmaLinux but in this Linux distribution I had to update the OPTIONS variable in /etc/sysconfig/named. OPTIONS="-4 -c /etc/named.conf -u named -n 2" I suspect it would be similar for RHEL/CentOS/Rocky Linux/etc.

Thanks, @Peter Debik - that was enough to point me in the right direction. I figured out the table via the daily mysql dump. Then I first ran an update on the DB table to change the HTTPD_VHOSTS_D variable, followed by re-running the transvhosts.pl script ... this time there were no errors and...

@Peter Debik - here is the output of running the repair (where Plesk is set to the default vhosts directory of /var/www/vhosts) and then running the transvhosts.pl script: # plesk repair web -y Checking Plesk version .............................................. [OK] Checking Apache...

Recently I am getting an error report after a Scheduled Backup runs using an S3 repository. <?xml version="1.0"?> <execution-result log-location="/usr/local/psa/PMM/sessions/2023-04-13-020202.335/migration.result" local-dump-created="true" export-dump-created="true"...

To recap again: My GOAL (what I am tryng to achieve) is to move the vhosts from the default (/var/www/vhosts) to another drive (/mnt/data/vhosts). I USED transvhosts.pl to make this move (see first comment in this thread). The transvhosts.pl script did not change the DocumentRoot in Apache...

Peter - I'm not sure where I can be more clear. I am using transvhosts.pl to do the move.

I ran the script. I didn't do anything manually (except for the suggestion to manually create the missing htdocs directory AFTER the script failed).

To recap: I'm moving the HTTPD_VHOSTS_D from the default (/var/www/vhosts) to another drive (/mnt/data/vhosts). I got an error with apache after running the provided transvhosts.pl script (this is the initial comment in the thread) because the DocumentRoot didn't exist. You suggested...

Those directories shouldn't exist... I moved the VHOSTS directory to another drive.

Thanks, Peter. I did that and then ran the reconfigure script, but I still get errors: # /usr/local/psa/admin/bin/httpdmng --reconfigure-all Execution failed. Command: httpdmng Arguments: Array ( [0] => --reconfigure-domains [1] => example.com ) Details: [2023-04-12 10:11:47.554]...

Moving vhosts to a new drive following the documentation. The result is that the Apache default DocumentRoot is not updated: # plesk bin transvhosts.pl --dest-dir /mnt/data/vhosts/ --correct-scripts Moving files to new directory... Correct psa configuration file... Correct passwd file...