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Old 04-27-2009, 05:42 AM
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Migration issue for over usage domains

I am migrating all the domains residing on my old server to new one using WHM -> Transfers -> Copy an account from another server option.

I am facing issues transferring over quota domains. For example, if I transfer a domain using 2500 MB space having quota of 2000 MB then it will only copy up to 2000 MB of data to new server and also tt does not restore home directory. Even it did not give me any error message in transfer log.

I am running cPanel 11.24.4-S35075 - WHM 11.24.2 - X 3.9 on both the servers.

Can anyone tell me what could be the reason?

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Old 04-27-2009, 12:35 PM
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I am migrating all the domains residing on my old server to new one using WHM -> Transfers -> Copy an account from another server option.

I am facing issues transferring over quota domains. For example, if I transfer a domain using 2500 MB space having quota of 2000 MB then it will only copy up to 2000 MB of data to new server and also tt does not restore home directory. Even it did not give me any error message in transfer log.

I am running cPanel 11.24.4-S35075 - WHM 11.24.2 - X 3.9 on both the servers.

Can anyone tell me what could be the reason?

Thanks,
The 2000 MB quota, that's on the source server (not the destination server), correct?
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The 2000 MB quota, that's on the source server (not the destination server), correct?
Yes, 2000 MB quota on source server.
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Yes, 2000 MB quota on source server.
To get around this issue, try 1) ensure your source server has cPanel 11.23 or later and your destination server has 11.23 (though 11.24 is preferable) and then 2) uncheck "Do not compress transfers (cPanel 10.8.3+ required on both ends):" on the "Copy an account from anther server" screen and then 3) proceed with the transfer.
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Yes, 2000 MB quota on source server.
Thanks for the informative comments. Its very useful for me.
And then Please concel the technical person.

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Hello ,
I have the same issue. But I've only the .tar.gz file as the last server hacked completely and I've migrated my sites to the new server. I've backup files from some over-quota accounts that WHM restore them incompletely from ( Restore a Full Backup/cpmove file ) option , So what should I do if I Just have backups... Is there a solution ?

I've tried to extract the tar.gz files manually but there will be many problems in ownerships and permissions of the remained files . Is there somewhere to edit the settings for initial account "restorepkg" is creating before the restoration ? I can extract this backup and edit the probable thing and agin tar.gz it to solve this.

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Old 07-16-2009, 03:09 AM
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Any solution ?
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Old 07-16-2009, 04:35 AM
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The solution to this one is simple ....

Don't set quotas until after restoring the accounts!

I generally set identical plan names to the old server but with unlimited limits
and then after I have restored all plans, I go in and edit the packages and
re-assign the plans to the accounts and then all the accounts will be
updated at the same time with the new quota limits.

Since the accounts are already in place and everything already restored,
the only thing that might happen is that the accounts auto-suspend for
being over quota and then you can either grant the user more access
or talk to them about upgrading their accounts.

You also mentioned your original server was hacked. If you need help securing
the new server so you don't run into that kind of issue again with the new server,
I'd be glad to give you a hand with that since that's really what I do outside of
hanging around this place helping Cpanel users.

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