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Yesterday I migrated 1 server from 12.0.18 to 12.5.30 I just now logged into another server (still running 12.0.18) and started the migration manager. I used the same procedure as 2 days ago for moving a specific domain from that 12.5.3 server and now it gives me an error message that it can't...

I was able to install libarchive using yum (epel repo was already installed), but this didn't create the missing library. At the moment of your post I had someone from Odin support on my server and couldn't mess with it anymore. They did this to solve it: # ldd /usr/bin/sw-engine | grep -i...

I just made things worse.... I removed the packages without the packages that depend on it and installing the one it wants rpm -e --nodeps libarchive yum install libarchive-2.8.4-6.el5.i386 But now Plesk doesn't start anymore # /etc/init.d/psa start Starting psa... Starting sw-engine-fpm...

Because one of the packages "libarchive" is already installed, the Plesk upgrade fails. How can this be resolved? Running rpm_check_debug Fatal error during packages installation: Test Transaction Errors: package libarchive-2.8.4-11082614.x86_64 (which is newer than libarchive-2.8.4-6.el5.i386)...

I think most Plesk users are not aware their SOA-record does not represent their authoritative server. I never was. This until I wrote a script to check if the DNS config of the Plesk server represented the real world.... Orphans on the server can be confusing when troubleshooting and it's good...

Why oh why are we not getting any response?

Still no love from the devs?

When is this getting some attention? It doesn't have to be fixed immediately, but a comment or a recognition of the problem is a good start.

Maybe it is. I couldn't think of any scenario that wasn't. Could you explain such a scenario where you are using Plesk to set the records and another server is authoritative? If you are changing the DNS-records on that server why would that server be anything but the authoritative server? The...

Ah... Someone else suffering the same thing. I don't understand why not more are having problems with this. They don't notice, probably.. Given suggestions don't work. I think it's not that difficult. Plesk should put itself into the SOA-record. Being able to change the DNS-records implies...

Will this not get a follow-up? Clearly this could be done better...

I have given a name to my Plesk server and this name corresponds with one of the 2 NS-records. But it can be more robust than that. Plesk could resolve all NS-records and then check which one is local. That record should go into the SOA-record. A radio button that comes with all the NS-records...

I first tried that with the template and that didn't work. Not even if I deleted the record I want as SOA and add it again. A newly created domain would still have the domain I don't want as SOA. Maybe it only works if one lets the template change all domains that are created with that...

I just added some new domains and am getting frustrated by this. I already changed the order in my template hoping it would give me a reverse order of the NS-records in the actual DNS zone, but it didn't The quickest way for me now is to leave that 2nd NS out of the template and add it manually...

I would really like someone from Parallels to shed a light on this....

Thanks....

In the end I did this: #/bin/sh mysql -uadmin -p`cat /etc/psa/.psa.shadow ` psa -sNe "select name from dns_zone;" > /root/domains_list while read domain ; do /usr/local/psa/admin/bin/dnsmng --update $domain done < /root/domains_list

I had to do a bulk change for NS-servers because it would have been a lot of work. I did this: mysql> update dns_recs set val='ns6.xxxx.nl.' where val='ns2.xxxx.net.' and type='NS'; Query OK, 128 rows affected (0.05 sec) Rows matched: 128 Changed: 128 Warnings: 0 mysql> update dns_recs set...

According to http://kb.odin.com/en/1229 The SOA-record is set to the first NS-record set in Plesk. I have noticed that new domains get my secondary DNS set as SOA. I checked the DNS-template and there the correct nameserver is on top. Maybe the NS-record order is random or always swapped. I...

Wordpress is becoming more and more integrated with Plesk which makes it quite easy to setup a new domain for someone and install Wordpress so he can start. Often this Wordpress site has to be developed and a better looking site is already available. By default Wordpress installs in a...