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Want to change servers; CentOS 4 to CentOS 4, Plesk 8.0.1 to Plesk 8.1, different hosting cos.
Want to duplicate the client, domain, site, email, ftp, mysql and similar user level files.
-- Should I upgrade the 8.0.1 server to 8.1(1) before creating site/domain backups?
-- Plesk manual is a bit vague as to where the plesk installation directory is, saying to backup (all user accunts with all users' sites with this command):
/plesk_installation_directory/bin/pleskbackup --clients <backup file name>
On the existing (source) server, there's a PSA folder here:
/root/PSA with different version folder and some files within it, but no /bin folder.
Not sure if a /bin folder should be created here within the /PSA folder or maybe the reference is to somewhere else ideally.
The target server (for the restore) has a different structure though it's the same OS and panel. It's GoDaddy, and the /root folder is locked (probably because I'm on a remote session though). Also, the site files in the GoDaddy install are in /home/<domain-username>/ while the existing install has the site files in /var/www/vhosts/<actualdomain.name>/ --so another question is will this effect the restore, and what can be done about it?
If anyone can reference any greater detail on this, would be much appreciated.
thanks.
Want to duplicate the client, domain, site, email, ftp, mysql and similar user level files.
-- Should I upgrade the 8.0.1 server to 8.1(1) before creating site/domain backups?
-- Plesk manual is a bit vague as to where the plesk installation directory is, saying to backup (all user accunts with all users' sites with this command):
/plesk_installation_directory/bin/pleskbackup --clients <backup file name>
On the existing (source) server, there's a PSA folder here:
/root/PSA with different version folder and some files within it, but no /bin folder.
Not sure if a /bin folder should be created here within the /PSA folder or maybe the reference is to somewhere else ideally.
The target server (for the restore) has a different structure though it's the same OS and panel. It's GoDaddy, and the /root folder is locked (probably because I'm on a remote session though). Also, the site files in the GoDaddy install are in /home/<domain-username>/ while the existing install has the site files in /var/www/vhosts/<actualdomain.name>/ --so another question is will this effect the restore, and what can be done about it?
If anyone can reference any greater detail on this, would be much appreciated.
thanks.