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I've been testing/practicing doing a 12.0 to 12.5 upgrade using plesk-migration. I've worked out most of the warnings/errors (some will be fixed after the migration like missing SSL certs). The process takes almost 24hrs so far (I haven't had a totally successful run yet). Of course, I can't...

This same problem happens to bind (named) after upgrade as well. This solution fixes both daemons.

OK, found sources for frontpage extensions, compiled/installed on centos 7. We'll see if it works after migration. Looks good though. I know that they stated it wasn't supported anymore, but they said they wouldn't remove the capability to use is when I spoke with support about it a year ago...

Hi, So I should migrate using whats installed, i.e. courier. Then after the migration switch to dovecot (which is where I'd rather be). Is that right?

When performing the migration check, I get the following: |- info: Courier-IMAP is not installed on the destination server. | Please install Courier-IMAP by using Plesk Installer. I was thinking that the system would migrate from Courier to Dovecot. Is that not the case? If the old system is...

Well that presents a problem... I don't mind manually handling the current installations, but I can't lose it altogether...

So I'm working through testing of migrating my plesk 12.0 install to 12.5.30. In the check it mentions I'm missing the "frontpage" apache module. I have more than a dozen FrontPage sites that need to be migrated. What do I do to make the migration work (at least for the frontpage portion of the...

Looking for a recommendation... I've had to build a new system, put OpenVZ on it, put a CentOS 7 container on it, got plesk installed. I'm going to test the migration on Monday. If all looks well, I'll bring the system to the data center and do it live. Since I'm behind a firewall, the public...

I've just created a CentOS 7 container and will install on that. Are there any issues with CentOS? Thanks Lloyd...

In order to get multiple PHP versions, I need to upgrade my CentOS 5 to CentOS 6. I have plesk 12.0.18 and want to go to the latest 12.5.30. So should I upgrade in place on the CentOS 5 server, then do a transfer/migration, or should I just install a fresh 12.5.30 on the CentOS 6 container...

Thanks. I'll do a test purchase from the PBAS store and verify the domain created is correct.

That'll work. I noticed that in the KB, they have different settings between Windows and Linux. I have Linux, but only see the Windows event title "Physical hosting created", which I selected. Also, I see the KB refers to <new_domain_name> as a parameter, but in the admin guide it refers to...

But PBAS doesn't support service plans. They all say "Custom".

Thank you. I wrote a quick shell loop to disable the filter on all domains. Is there a way to disable the filter on creation of new domains/subscriptions (done by PBAS)?

I'm using plesk with PBAS to provision subscriptions. I have it set to allow all users all applications in their permissions. However, on all the subscriptions, under the "General" -> "Customize" -> "Applications" tab, it always has the checkbox: "Provide only applications that I select"...

B_P, that's what the system does. When you export/import, the new system will only use a one-way hash. To preserve the NO ENCRYPTION, you need to do an in-place upgrade. A new install will force the one-way hash. I want my email to have NO ENCRYPTION, totally disabled. I want it plain-text...

I will need to update Operating System, which is part of problem. I'm still on CentOS 5, so need to move to 6 or 7, so don't know if either of those will work. I was told I need to do a "fresh install" on the new OS, then migrate data over. Will that work and preserve plain-text passwords?

I should have started a new thread to begin with... I need to be able to access email passwords in plain text (not encrypted). I'm running with updates so as to not force encryption, which I'm told is a one-way deal. I'm going to have to go to new hardware soon, as I'm finding the hardware...

So question on that. I have a utility that mail administrators use to retrieve their users passwords in plain-text. I need to keep that utility. Currently it gets it from the database (I haven't migrated to a new server yet and can't if it forces all passwords to be encrypted). If I use the...