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I can't do the migration. I've customized the system. I learned years ago that a migration isn't an option. It must be an in-place upgrade or I can't do it. I can convert the LXC container to a VM. If I do that, can the VM be upgraded? I'd then convert the VM back to a container.

I'm looking to run this, however I'm running Plesk with Centos7.9 inside a Proxmox LXC container. It doesn't use Virtuozzo anymore and now uses plain LXC containers. Will this script work in that scenario?

I just got back from vacation and now getting email errors from plesk about "Unable to update PLSK.000....". It says to try doing it manually. So I did that. It says on that page: Export in previous version is blocking for the license I've been "practicing" upgrades to the latest (have...

After the update, it still didn't work, so I actually did a restore of /usr/local/psa from last week and it works again. It says "up to date" as now the database and file system are out of sync. But at least the control panel is functioning again. I'm not really comfortable with the state...

As of 11:20pm last night, something changed/updated and now can't access the control panel. All I see is the screen: ERROR: Class 'Modules_HeavyMetalSkin_SkinsManager' not found (ContentInclude.php:17) Search for related Knowledge Base articles I haven't found anything in the KB. In the...

That's great! Got that working. What would be the process for creating a new "default certificate" for sites that don't already have or need a certificate? The current default certificate has expired.

Calm down. I was just saying that there's restrictions on how plesk is used. None of the plesk templates are used (for subscriptions, resellers, etc.) when they provision. And they control the IP address pool too. But I don't care or want to deal with OBAS. I'm trying to get it working in...

This plugin has nothing to do with OBAS. Not sure where you're going with this. I don't want to put this administrative stuff into the billing system. It doesn't support the extension anyway. I'm sure (when I get the chance), I'll get the second domain working after LE lets me. LE errors...

I'm using OBAS, which uses pools of IP's. Not sure how to control it in there. I just let OBAS do the assigning.

But would the shared IP be available in customer's or reseller's lists? If so, that would be out of the question...

mail.mydomain.tld and cp.mydomain.tld have the same IP. Can two subscriptions have the same dedicated IP?

What I meant is that I have a domain for the company: mydomain.tld and it has a dedicated IP address. I've created DNS entries for mail.mydomain.tld and cp.mydomain.tld which are the servers main address, not the same as mydomain.tld. So the mail server certificate for mail.mydomain.tld expired...

I have the control panel and mail servers set to use "cp.domain.tld" and "mail.domain.tld" names and the base system IP address. These do not have hosting settings. How can I get certificates created for each of those automatically?

I found & followed the instructions to https://kb.plesk.com/en/127157 # rm -rf /var/lock/lmlib/container_locks # rm -f /usr/local/psa/var/cache/* # service sw-engine restart # service sw-cp-server restart which cleared it up. I need to find an alternative way to limit outgoing emails. I used...

plesk version 12.5.30 I usually don't make many changes to a stable running system. But yesterday a client's email account was hacked and hundreds of thousands of emails were sent out. Took forever to clean it up. Yesterday I enabled "outgoing mail limits" to test how that was going to work...

I use ssh and/or FTP to get to it.

Well, I guess I found an answer, which isn't in the 12.5 documentation. Its in the 12.0 documentation. Essentially you run: plesk-migrator copy-content which does web. mail and database. Alternatively you can do them individually with: plesk-migrator copy-web-content plesk-migrator...

You have both apache/nginx running. So initially all requests go to nginx and if its static content, it just delivers it. You have two choices. Either disable nginx and your .htaccess file will just work (since you would only be using apache). Or if you want any of the benefits of also using...

The default page is located in: /var/www/vhosts/default/htdocs

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...