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Backup restore problem

K

Kent Hansen

Guest
Hi

I have some problem with the backup restore command.

I run this command first:
/usr/local/psa/bin/pleskrestore --create-map backup.000 -map map_file
Thats ok.
When i run this command:
/usr/local/psa/bin/pleskrestore --restore backup.000 -level all -map map_file -verbose
I got this error:
## ERROR in line 184 : client ip pool is empty
Ok, i edited the file, and added the ip pool to the line 184.
I run the last command again and got this:

"ip address does not exist"

I looked in the restore directory, and checked the log file, migration.log and get this error:

[22:53:13|INFO: 6881:p.log] deployer started : /usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/deployer --session-path=/home/backup/restore --get-accounts
[22:53:13|INFO: 6881:p.log] deployer finished. Exit code: 0


Thats all the error output, anyone? Is the error in the map file or the backup data files?

Kent
 
"ip address does not exist" most probably means that you are using IP address which is not registered in Plesk as the right (destination) part of the mapping rule.

xxxx -> yyyy

in this rule "yyyy" is a "destination" ip address and therefore should be registered in Plesk
 
I am in the same situation.

Is there a way to import client and domains data into the new installation of plesk?
 
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