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Question How to migrate Plesk?
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- ubuntu 16.0.4 lts
You could use the Plesk Migrator to migrate accounts and data from your old instance to your new instance.
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Denis Gomes Franco
Regular Pleskian
Plesk says you should not upgrade your Ubuntu version, it may break things. I have the same issue with an older server running Ubuntu 18, the solution is really what Rasp says: run a migration. Just don't forget about DNS propagation periods...
Thanks, I will try it.
Yes, root and admin are not the same users. Root is a bit like a super admin. You'll need to use the root user credentials for the Plesk migrator.
How do you find those?
I just created a new virtual machine with plesk on Google Cloud and nowhere do I receive the root login...
Is there a way to search for it or change it on mode command line?
I am not familiair with Google Cloud myself. A quick Google search about Root access for GC gives me this Stackoverflow article: Get root password for Google Cloud Engine VM
Which suggests that you (might) have to create a root password yourself. Doing something on command line like:
Which suggests that you (might) have to create a root password yourself. Doing something on command line like:
Code:
user@server[~]# sudo passwd
Changing password for user root.
New password:
Retype new password:
passwd: all authentication tokens updated successfully.
raphael_suporte
Basic Pleskian
Next, create a remote backup in the cloud. To do this, install the Googe Drive Backup extension. You will need to do two backup configurations, one on the server and one for the remote backup. First set up Remote Backup for a gdrive account with enough space for backups of your accounts on the server. Set up a security password for the backup. Now configure the backup on your server. and also use a security password. Finally, after the backup is complete. I recommend using the current centOS 8 and Plesk 18, right after installing the OS and panel, configure the backup again with the remote backup, so that it is possible to restore your client and primary accounts.
OK, thanks... I will try that...
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