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Same happening here. I have to renew the certs manually each time.

Hi. Yes, the mailboxes migrated over but they contained no messages. I repeated the process with the last domain to be moved (my own). I created the domain and used the Plesk 'Mail Import' tool to migrate my own mailbox over. Before doing this, I made sure all mail was archived locally. This...

Any ideas?

Hi. Back again. Yes, the status of migration shows 'Imported' for each mailbox. However, 2 of the new mailboxes were configured as aliases on the old server and are now stand-alone. Sizes of all show as 4.00KB (apart from one as it is used constantly and fetched into G-Mail). See attached: 1...

So, when I update the DNS for 'mail.domain.com' etc and the users' local IMAP mail clients synchronise with the new versions of the mailboxes, what will happen? There is no indication in the 'docs'. Will the users find all messages are removed from their local version? Why is this not explained...

So, I've migrated a bunch of mailboxes with their login credentials from the 'Onyx' (old) server to the 'Obsidian' (new) one using the 'Mail Importing' facility on the new server. DNS records for 'mail.domain.com' etc (on a 3rd party domain ISP's nameserver) still point to the old server...

That sounds like the kind of thing I was after! I will try that. Many thanks for that!

Yes, but only briefly as, in the case of one of the domains, we do not want to migrate the website itself. The DNS for the site has already been switched to a 'cleaned up' version that iuses a much later version of PHP. This site updates with user data constantly (there is no 'going back')...

I am migrating a number of domains from one server (Onyx) to another (Obsidian). Several use WordPress-based websites that have 100's of WP users, which is no problem as the encrypted passwords can be transferred from one user database to another. However, this appears to not be as easy with the...

I've tried with all recent versions of Let's Encrypt (now LE 2.0.3). At the stage that the Plesk interface seems to work with the LE certs and reports that the various domains have webmail covered by them. But, email clients and webmail browsers seem to still disagree - they see the LE...