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    Question Re-sync Mailboxes with Migration tool - how to sync deleted messages on source?

    about plesk migration tool. when i do a re-sync the mails in mailboxes that have been synched earlier but in the meantime have been deleted in the source will not be deleted in the target. What is best strategy to avoid this behaviour?
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    Resolved Plesk Migrator Database - unhashable type: 'list'

    Same issue here, since today
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    Question Directing unregistered Domainname to dedicated IP

    I have a subscription with a dedicated IP-address, and within it some dozens of domainnames. But not every domainname that 'lands' at this IP-address is registered in PLESK. Domainnames that are registered in PLESK behave as expected, make a pass along .htaccess in httpdocs and execute programs...
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    Issue Direct domainname to dedicated IP-address, without explicitly adding domainname in Plesk

    Hi Kasper, thanks for that. Indeed in the meantime i found out that these settings were actually correct, and that also domainnames that are not explicitly added to PLESK end up in the httpdocs of the default site. But.... domainnames that are added tot PLESK behave as expected, make a pass...
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    Issue Direct domainname to dedicated IP-address, without explicitly adding domainname in Plesk

    I am in the process of migrating from centos to alma. I have one subscription (abcd.com), with a dedicated ip-address (1.2.3.4) I have some domains, and even more subdomains, that are not explicitly added in Plesk, but in their DNS they point at 1.2.3.4 On the Centos server they 'land' in the...
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