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    Migration doesn't work anymore in 12.5

    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...
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    Upgrade to 12.5 failed

    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...
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    Upgrade to 12.5 failed

    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...
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    Upgrade to 12.5 failed

    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)...
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    SOA-record set to secondary DNS

    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...
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    SOA-record set to secondary DNS

    Why oh why are we not getting any response?
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    SOA-record set to secondary DNS

    Still no love from the devs?
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    SOA-record set to secondary DNS

    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.
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    SOA-record set to secondary DNS

    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...
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    SOA-record set to secondary DNS

    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...
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    SOA-record set to secondary DNS

    Will this not get a follow-up? Clearly this could be done better...
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    SOA-record set to secondary DNS

    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...
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    SOA-record set to secondary DNS

    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...
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    SOA-record set to secondary DNS

    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...
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    SOA-record set to secondary DNS

    I would really like someone from Parallels to shed a light on this....
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    Just took a few seconds to alter NS-record with mysql, but....

    Thanks....
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    Just took a few seconds to alter NS-record with mysql, but....

    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
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    Just took a few seconds to alter NS-record with mysql, but....

    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...
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    SOA-record set to secondary DNS

    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...
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    Move Wordpress application from subfolder to root

    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...
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