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I have a question that may seem trivial, but that put me in difficulties.

Plesk is able to manage domains residing on volumes different?

I have a VPS with some domains on a disk 10Gb, I wanted to add a second disc, but I came a doubt:
I have to move all domains on the new disc because Plesk is not able to manage domains on different disks or is there a way to manage them?

PS I forgot, the server is a Debian.
 
I have a question that may seem trivial, but that put me in difficulties.

Plesk is able to manage domains residing on volumes different?

I have a VPS with some domains on a disk 10Gb, I wanted to add a second disc, but I came a doubt:
I have to move all domains on the new disc because Plesk is not able to manage domains on different disks or is there a way to manage them?

PS I forgot, the server is a Debian.


Hello Doraemon,

Plesk does allow to manage different volumes for different domains.
You should move already created domain to another volume and mount the folder into the /var/www/vhosts/<domain_name> manually.
 
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