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"Domains" lost after Business model update

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New Pleskian
Hi,
I'm running a fresh install of Plesk 12 on Ubuntu. I've used the migration manager to import domains and accounts from another (older) installation. Everything worked well.
After the process, Plesk suggested the "Complete Switching to the new Plesk business model". After switching, half of the Domains didn't show up anymore (not in Subscribtions, nor in a Customer Account) and the Domains page was completely blank. But if I check the page "Traffic Usage By Domains", the Domains still show up and they are still in the vhosts folder and they are still accessible.
So I guess the Domains are still in the database, they just lost the connection to a subscription or customer.

How can I restore this connection?

Best,
Nick
 
Somehow, some of the domains lost their connection to a client account.

If you have similar problems, try this:
Code:
select id, name, cl_id from domains where cl_id=0;
If you have any results, associate those domains with your admin account (here: ID 1)
Code:
update domains set cl_id=1 where cl_id=0;

Best,
Nick
 
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