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Migration Manager issue

zeroborg

Basic Pleskian
Hi all,

i tried to Migrate some clients from another PLESK server i have, and the problem is that the Source Server hasn't enough disk space at the "/" partition (/migration/xxxxxxxxx).
How can i change this directory at the Source server, so i can define a new one with a lot of disk space?

Thank you.

Zero.
 
[Solved]

Hi all,

if you have the same problem, you can edit this file:
/usr/local/psa/admin/share/migration-handler/migration_handler.py

Find and edit with the correct value the line:

migration_session.setValue('agent_dir',"/migration/%s/" % migration_session.getSessionId())

There you can insert your own directory.

Zero.
 
1and1 customer? Their default partition schemes tend to cause this issue the most.

The easiest solution is to symlink the directory Plesk is looking for to a larger partition. You can read more about it here
 
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