Issue WP home pages redirected to plesk standard page

[Franco]

Hello,
I have a new CentOs with Onyx installation and started to migrate a few wordpress websites (subscriptions) from another server, using the plesk migrator under tools&settings. At first I was blocked by the dedicated IP address (the message was: "There is not enough free exclusive IPv4 addresses on target Plesk to map all source exclusive IP addresses"); I changed it temporarily to shared and I could do the imports. Source server was dedicated, though.

After that, all looked fine except that I cannot access some of the home pages of the migrated websites: some websites look normal, others show the plesk standard page "welcome to parallels, etc."
Nothing special on the .htaccess; I tried apache-fastcgi, nginx-fpm, always the same.

Has this anything to do with the shared/dedicated ip, perhaps? What other investigation routes do you suggest, please?

Regards

 

[Franco]

Well, apparently the culprit was a index.html file sitting there; weird, as I had no issue on the other server with that. Anyway, good to know.

I am still puzzled by the dedicated/shared IP issue of the migrator. I still have a few to migrate and I wonder what sort of a problem I am building up by trickying it. Any idea of what might be on going? Is it a migrator bug and I am the first one to get it?
Here is the full extract:

|- Subscription 'xyz.com'
| |
| |- warning: There is not enough free exclusive IPv4 addresses on target Plesk to map all source exclusive IP addresses. This subscription will be migrated to default shared IP address
| |
| | Add more free exclusive IP addresses to target panel or change IP addresses of migrated subscriptions after migration
| |
| |- warning: There is no shared IPv4 address on target Plesk.
| |
| | Fix Plesk configuration so there is at least one shared IPv4 address
| |
| `- error: There is no shared IPv4 address on target Plesk. Subscription can not be migrated.
|
| Fix Plesk configuration so there is at least one shared IPv4 address
|

 

[iWiLL]

I had the same problem on a new Centos 7 server. After changing to shared IP everything worked well. In my opinion the default value for the IP addresses should be shared and not dedicated.

 

[UFHH01]

Hi Franco,

Well, apparently the culprit was a index.html file sitting there; weird, as I had no issue on the other server with that. Anyway, good to know.

did you know, that the basic setting for your domain - specific content ( when you use the combination nginx AND apache as webservers ) in your nginx - configuration is defined with:

location ~ /$ {
index index.html index.cgi index.pl index.php index.xhtml index.htm index.shtml;
}

Pls. consider to inspect domain - specific log - files, to get to the root cause of an issue with apache and/or nginx. It helps as well to inspect your domain - specific - configuration files.

 

[Franco]

Hi, thank you for the information, I'll make sure I do not have an index.html for WP subscriptions, in other cases I have to keep them.

Coming back to the shared/dedicated IP I found our that the reverse DNS check performed by some smtp gateways fail and they reject emails generated by the server (from contact forms, for instance). I had then to go back to dedicated in order to fix that. Does it make sense to someone or am I the only one seeing it?

 

[UFHH01]

Hi Franco,

pls. consider to stay on a thread - topic. Pls. feel free to open as much NEW threads for your each of your different issues/errors/problems/questions/inputs as possible.