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Transfering from Centos 6 to Centos 7

Ademi

New Pleskian
Hello,

I've rent a new dedicated server and I want to transfer data from my VPS. My VDS is Centos 6 apache 2.2 and Dedicated is Centos 7 apache 2.4 When starting the transfer process this pre-migration check report appears:

The following Apache modules are not installed on the destination server: authnz_ldap, ldap, authn_default, disk_cache, authz_default, authn_alias. Please install and enable these modules to prevent possible problems.

The component mod_python is not installed on the destination server. mod_python will be unavailable for all restored objects. Please install mod_python. Note that this may take a few minutes. 17 domain(s) will be affected. Install the component


I removed mod_python from the source server and disabled the apache modules but pre-migration check report shows same message.

Any ideas?
 
Hello Ademi,

May be you need to install the suggested modules on the destination server ...
 
Well Ademi,

If the migration manager is telling you to activate the respective modules, do so ....
 
Had exactly same issue. CentOS 7 uses Apache 2.4 whereas CentOS 6 was/is using Apache 2.2 - internal workings quite different.
Check carefully each of the modules [tools & settings - Apache Web Server Settings] if they actually exist on the CentOS 7 one. The ones that *do* exist, enable; the ones that don't, ignore the error/warning message.

mod_python module is no longer supported by Plesk 12 on CentOS 7
check http://httpd.apache.org/modules/

Had no issues migrating this way.
 
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