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Moving From cPanel 9.9 to Plesk Reloaded - Does It Work?

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BrianCantor

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I've had trouble finding a straightforward review as to whether or not moving from cPanel to Plesk really works, using the new migration tool.

I'm considering buying a new server that contains the Plesk panel, which is certainly not a problem, but if I cannot get my 45GB and 15+ websites from cPanel to Plesk nearly seamlessly, it might not be worth it.

So, can anyone give me a more in-depth analysis as to how well this works?

Does it allow me to maintain the /home/user/public_html hierarchy so that I don't need to change CGI/PHP scripts?

Are email accounts carried over (as well as Hivemail setup)?

What about mySQL databases?
 
It does not work, they have errors in their migration script that they need to fix
 
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