Atomicorp

Posted: **Mon Jun 13, 2005 4:36 pm**

I'm posting this because it may help someone else down the line, hopefully that's not you, cause that means your system is currently messed up!

I started with 7.5.2 FC2 and had a migration manager error, so I figured I check for updates to it and update it to clear out the log status. I do a yum list updates and get a slew, so I read a bit about how we need to uninstall some stuff so I did just try

Code: Select all

yum remove qmail-scanner spamassassin clamav 
yum update

and get

Code: Select all

conflict between qmail-scanner and drweb 
conflict between qmail-scanner and drweb-qmail

scott's solution (worked)

Code: Select all

yum remove drweb drweb-qmail

Then I retried my

Code: Select all

yum update psa-migration-manager

and it failed on psa but succeeded on everything else.
Reason for failure: module_cs_gs_configs.MYI file missing (later discovered that it was 1 of 3 missing. When it tried to update the databases it failed because it couldn't find these files.)
I tried to fix it with

Code: Select all

yum update cs-gs 
yum update

It did not fix it, now I know why, but o well.
What did fix it was...

Going into MySQL, finding the messed up tables (module_cs_gs_configs, module_cs_gs_parameters, module_cs_gs_servers) and deleting them.

After this I downloaded the rpm file from art to my hd, specifically psa-7.5.3-fc2.build75050506.13.i586.rpm.

Then I ran

Code: Select all

rpm -Uvh --justdb psa-7.5.3-fc2.build75050506.13.i586.rpm
rpm -Uhv --force psa-7.5.3-fc2.build75050506.13.i586.rpm

Which forces a reinstall of 7.5.3. After this I have had no problems, save the missing webmail which is addressed here

Hope this helps someone...

Stucco

Posted: **Tue Jun 14, 2005 8:34 pm**

thanks for the detailed report!

Posted: **Wed Jun 15, 2005 1:46 am**

Ok so it's about time for another problem. The migration manager is going at about 2.5kb per second between my two servers. It sees the accounts, domains, etc, but it would take a week to transfer one, and a year to transfer another.

I did a yum remove psa-migration-manager and a yum install psa-migration-manager just to see if my initial install hiccup could have caused it. After trying the migration manager again I got this message after cancelling...

Code: Select all

ERROR
Incorrect migration.status file format. Not support status "transfer"
0: /usr/local/psa/admin/plib/PMM/MigrationUploadScout.php:362 psaerror(string "Incorrect migration.status file format. Not support status "transfer"")
1: /usr/local/psa/admin/plib/PMM/MigrationUploadScoutInfoForm.php:42 migrationuploadscout->getmigstatusmsg()
2: /usr/local/psa/admin/htdocs/server/PMM/index.php:20 migrationuploadscoutinfoform->assign(object of type migrationuploadscout)

I did another reinstall of it but it still had the status file error. I found the file in /usr/local/psa/PMM/var/ and moved it so hoppefully it would recreate it, but no such luck, it just hangs at the first step of the migration process saying Preparing for Execution.

Anyone have the REALLY SLOW migration manager problem or this migration.status problem before?

I checked my server speeds and I get downloads on both of 500kB+. Also these two servers have transfered between eachother at 750kB+ just last week.

Was going to try disabling the compression and try different test data but then this status thing came up.

Stucco

PS Would psadump work for what I'm doing? I'm going from Plesk 7.1.6 to 7.5.3. Does psadump cover the entire contents of the domains or just the plesk settings, and would it working going from two such different versions?

Posted: **Wed Jun 15, 2005 6:22 pm**

I found out psadump does not work for my situation, you cannot go from 7.1.6 to 7.5.0.

So now my only hope is getting the migration manager fixed

Posted: **Wed Jun 15, 2005 8:15 pm**

And now I found out that my migration manager works well, except on this one domain. For some reason this one domain goes at 2.07KB/s.

Posted: **Thu Oct 20, 2005 2:05 pm**

Never solved it. Just migrated it manually.

Atomicorp

My 7.5.3 Upgrade

My 7.5.3 Upgrade