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But then I run into a problem: in the Server Repository, I see a bunch of pleskbak_info_1405131047.xml files. I restore one and it builds the set of clients and domains, but none of the data gets transferred. ???? So I go to a particular domain, and it says, "no hosting". I switch on the...

Once you have access to the dumps file, what do you tell it to look for? .... (was about to post a question, but I figured it out) In our Xen system, we use a separate LVM volume for the backups. I moved that volume over to the new server (equivalent to pulling it from the old physical server...

# cat /etc/psa/.psa.shadow $AES-128-CBC$yGg1y7HQvv0sZXNaSwGWvg==$Ho4j1xxe2ECx736JtV9WPw== so, the text at that location is now encrypted Yet, the following works! Very interesting! # mysql -uadmin -p`cat /etc/psa/.psa.shadow` Welcome to the MySQL monitor. Commands end with ; or \g...

In earlier versions of Plesk, the admin password was stored as clear-text in a file in /etc/psa. They finally fixed that hole, and the password is stored encrypted. This is a very good thing. In any scripts (like database backup scripts) that need to use that password for access to mysql...

Thanks Though it seems like you're talking to yourself.... this info is really useful and appreciated, since I'm in the same boat.

migration disk space When running migration from 9.3, the target machine always creates the files in /migration, even if in the interface you specify a different destination. So you might have a look there. I've found that the fixes in 9.3 migration manager are worth the trouble of upgrading.

Very simple. Create vhost.conf in the domain.com/conf directory. In that file, put ServerAlias www.domain2.com or any other names you want to use. Then you need to trigger Plesk to re-configure- with a command like: /usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/websrvmng -u --vhost-name=$1 good luck!

Excellent info. Thanks for posting it!

By changing N to Y, you have opened up your database to the world. Anyone can change anything, including Plesk virtual hosting info. VERY BAD.

I run Plesk installs with full root access, and even then cannot find much logging info on these kind of breaches. When they exploit phpBB, it goes through http, and the access will be in your regular web log. However, it will not show anything unusual (other than lots of accesses from Brazil...