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Resolved Restoring... not finish
- Thread starter Marcio Nunes
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Here are some suggestions that could work for you:
a) Check your process list for all entries that are referring to Plesk "pmm", for example
# ps aux | grep pmm
You will find a restore process running there. Kill it. Actually, kill all processes that are migration manager processes unless another valid process is running that you know of (e.g. a backup is running).
b) Check /usr/local/psa/PMM/tasks/ for a corresponding tasks file. Remove it if there is one, but do NOT remove tasks.db file.
c) From the longtasks table of the Plesk database, remove the corresponding restore process. It is possible that there is no entry on type like "restore", "pmm" etc., in that case do nothing.
a) Check your process list for all entries that are referring to Plesk "pmm", for example
# ps aux | grep pmm
You will find a restore process running there. Kill it. Actually, kill all processes that are migration manager processes unless another valid process is running that you know of (e.g. a backup is running).
b) Check /usr/local/psa/PMM/tasks/ for a corresponding tasks file. Remove it if there is one, but do NOT remove tasks.db file.
c) From the longtasks table of the Plesk database, remove the corresponding restore process. It is possible that there is no entry on type like "restore", "pmm" etc., in that case do nothing.
Marcio Nunes
Basic Pleskian
Thank you Peter,
a) Dont have any process.
b) Just one file (tasks.db)
c) Not found any word '%' ppm or restore. The "restoring..." is active still.
a) Dont have any process.
b) Just one file (tasks.db)
c) Not found any word '%' ppm or restore. The "restoring..." is active still.
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Could you please post here result of following SQL query:
mysql> select id,type,status from longtasks;
Marcio Nunes
Basic Pleskian
Marcio Nunes
Basic Pleskian
Thanks. It's Ok!
Hi All
I started to have this same problem since yesterday after upgrading to :
Plesk Obsidian
Version 18.0.36,
I am getting the follwing email:
Creation date is: 2021-Jun-29 06:01:14
Created by: Plesk administrator (type=server, guid=74283fdd-8e83-4a70-96f1-88f9d6debf19)
Created for: Server (type=server, id=1)
Task status is: error (see details in the attached file)
Dump full name is:
----
Following your thread above I have tasks.db in tasks folder:
root@server:/usr/local/psa/PMM/tasks# ls
tasks.db
I am not sure if anything needs to be address here? Can you advise please
Many thanks
I started to have this same problem since yesterday after upgrading to :
Plesk Obsidian
Version 18.0.36,
I am getting the follwing email:
Creation date is: 2021-Jun-29 06:01:14
Created by: Plesk administrator (type=server, guid=74283fdd-8e83-4a70-96f1-88f9d6debf19)
Created for: Server (type=server, id=1)
Task status is: error (see details in the attached file)
Dump full name is:
----
Following your thread above I have tasks.db in tasks folder:
root@server:/usr/local/psa/PMM/tasks# ls
tasks.db
I am not sure if anything needs to be address here? Can you advise please
Many thanks
