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Changing tmp directory on source server

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DaleS

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Hi,

I am trying to migrate a large domain between two Unix boxes from Plesk version 7.5.4 on the source server to 9.2.1 on the destination server.

The PMM stalls because there is not enough free disk space for the temporary dump files on the source server directory.

Can I change the directory where PMM stores the temporary files on the source server?

Many thanks.

D.
 
Hi. I've got the same issue here, between 2 servers both updated to plesk 9.2.1.
My PMM folder on the SOURCE server reachs 100% of the volume in a no time.
I've tryed migrating using the compression option, but it has no effect.
Like you Dales, I think that changing the tmp folder is a good solution.
Regards.
Carlos Matias.
 
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