Resolved Change the disk where the domains are stored

[Luis_V]

Hello
I need to change the hard drive where the domain data is stored, I've tried changing the directory in psa.conf, but it doesn't work. please help me

 

[IgorG]

Please use transvhosts.pl utility: https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/...ge-virtual-hosts-location-in-Plesk-for-Linux-

 

[Luis_V]

thanks for your help

 

[Luis_V]

Please use transvhosts.pl utility: https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/...ge-virtual-hosts-location-in-Plesk-for-Linux-

I have tried what you tell me by putting plesk bin transvhosts.pl --dest-dir /md0/www/vhosts --correct-scripts but it has not worked, another directory has been created inside the operating system's hard disk and where is plesk, which It happens that you can not use a different hard drive to host the domains or is that I did something wrong?

 

[Hex]

You can use different hard drive/partition even for specific domain if you want, but you need to prepare/mount these locations before using any transfer tools.

 

[Luis_V]

You can use different hard drive/partition even for specific domain if you want, but you need to prepare/mount these locations before using any transfer tools.

Ok thanks for the info, but I already had the hard drives mounted in raid 10 and still I haven't been able to make it work, can you tell me some tutorial?

 

[Hex]

If you didn't install Plesk yet:

mkdir -p /var/www/vhosts

lsblk

mount /dev/<yourdevicename>/ /var/www/vhosts

lsblk (make sure it's mounted)

Then Install Plesk.

If you already installed Plesk:

mkdir /var/www/vhosts2

mv /var/www/vhosts/* /var/www/vhosts2

lsblk (get your device name)

mount /dev/<yourdevicename>/ /var/www/vhosts

lsblk (make sure it's mounted)

mv /var/www/vhosts2/* /var/www/vhosts

rm -rf /var/www/vhosts/.skel/0

Requirements:

*You need to create full server backup before these operations.
*You need to make file system (mkfs) on the selected hard drive before these operations.
*You need to mount the location only when the target folder is empty.
*You need to make these changes persist on the next reboot by adding UUID in the fstab file.
*You need to remove the 0 folder on the last command after completion.

 

[Luis_V]

If you didn't install Plesk yet:

mkdir -p /var/www/vhosts

lsblk

mount /dev/<yourdevicename>/ /var/www/vhosts

lsblk (make sure it's mounted)

Then Install Plesk.

If you already installed Plesk:

mkdir /var/www/vhosts2

mv /var/www/vhosts/* /var/www/vhosts2

lsblk (get your device name)

mount /dev/<yourdevicename>/ /var/www/vhosts

lsblk (make sure it's mounted)

mv /var/www/vhosts2/* /var/www/vhosts

rm -rf /var/www/vhosts/.skel/0

Requirements:

*You need to create full server backup before these operations.
*You need to make file system (mkfs) on the selected hard drive before these operations.
*You need to mount the location only when the target folder is empty.
*You need to make these changes persist on the next reboot by adding UUID in the fstab file.
*You need to remove the 0 folder on the last command after completion.

Ok thank you very much I will try it if it works, I have already tried several methods and nothing if this works