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DuarteN
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Hi, I'm new at this, I was FORCED to change from plesk 7 to plesk 9 by the company that hosts my domain. And then, after being forcer to do it, they don't help doing the migration.
So, I'm trying do it on my own.
I did this:
%plesk_bin%\pre9-backup-convert.exe --source=c:\backupfile --destination=c:\
Apparently did not report errors, created some XML files.
In your article http://kb.odin.com/en/5817 it says:
"The converted backup is placed to Plesk backup repository and becomes available for restoration in Plesk, Home, Backup Manager."
I went there and nothing is there. I've tried the xml files but reports errors like this one:
Error: pmm-ras error (Error code = 1):
== STDOUT ====================
Archiver error: unable to extract files from C:/Parallels/Plesk/tmp/php5.tmp
==============================
== STDERR ====================
==============================
Now what? If it created some backup file, where is it? It's not in c:\ how do I restore it now?
I've found some folders from my old domain, probably created by the convert, but inside there are only XML and ZIP files.
So, I'm trying do it on my own.
I did this:
%plesk_bin%\pre9-backup-convert.exe --source=c:\backupfile --destination=c:\
Apparently did not report errors, created some XML files.
In your article http://kb.odin.com/en/5817 it says:
"The converted backup is placed to Plesk backup repository and becomes available for restoration in Plesk, Home, Backup Manager."
I went there and nothing is there. I've tried the xml files but reports errors like this one:
Error: pmm-ras error (Error code = 1):
== STDOUT ====================
Archiver error: unable to extract files from C:/Parallels/Plesk/tmp/php5.tmp
==============================
== STDERR ====================
==============================
Now what? If it created some backup file, where is it? It's not in c:\ how do I restore it now?
I've found some folders from my old domain, probably created by the convert, but inside there are only XML and ZIP files.
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