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i just installed a new linux on my server.
Before i backuped all clients manually on a ftp-server. Than i made an backup of all clients via console.
Than after the installation was complete i upgraded Plesk to the old version (8.1.1).
Than i restored the backup off all clients via console. No errors ocoured during restore.
After the backup was complete i found out, that some domains don't have their old files in the httpdocs and httpsdocs, only the standard files.
So I resored every client seperate from the ftp-server. This worked fine except one domain. There mysql said, that one key is bigger than 1000 byte or something like that.
I solved this error.
I had to set the database encoding to latin_general_ci before it was utf8_general_ci.
Than i opened the backup on my pc and i had to copy the database and insert it manually.
But later i wondered why i couldn't post on a forum which was on one domain.
So i looked at the database and i saw that all auto-increment colums and on-update-set-current-timestamp options where missing.
And now all scripts don't work because this error.
I have to create the tables new and insert the old content.
Is it a bug, that plesk makes incomplete backups of a mysql database?
And why didn't plesk restore all the files from all clients correctly?
If this is errors happen with every backup i won't take them with plesk anylonger.
i just installed a new linux on my server.
Before i backuped all clients manually on a ftp-server. Than i made an backup of all clients via console.
Than after the installation was complete i upgraded Plesk to the old version (8.1.1).
Than i restored the backup off all clients via console. No errors ocoured during restore.
After the backup was complete i found out, that some domains don't have their old files in the httpdocs and httpsdocs, only the standard files.
So I resored every client seperate from the ftp-server. This worked fine except one domain. There mysql said, that one key is bigger than 1000 byte or something like that.
I solved this error.
I had to set the database encoding to latin_general_ci before it was utf8_general_ci.
Than i opened the backup on my pc and i had to copy the database and insert it manually.
But later i wondered why i couldn't post on a forum which was on one domain.
So i looked at the database and i saw that all auto-increment colums and on-update-set-current-timestamp options where missing.
And now all scripts don't work because this error.
I have to create the tables new and insert the old content.
Is it a bug, that plesk makes incomplete backups of a mysql database?
And why didn't plesk restore all the files from all clients correctly?
If this is errors happen with every backup i won't take them with plesk anylonger.