[GLOBAL]
source-type: plesk
source-servers: pfu
target-type: plesk

[plesk]
ip:
os: unix

[pfu]
ip:
os: unix
ssh-password:

[GLOBAL]
# This section defines migrator's global settings.

# [mandatory, non-modifiable] source-type
# Source servers' product type.
#
# This is a template of configuration file for migration from Plesk Panel to
# Plesk Panel. For other source or target panels, browse other provided
# configuration templates and pick one that best suits your source type.
source-type: plesk

# [mandatory] sources
# A comma-separated list of the sections, that describe source Plesk Panel
# servers. In this setting you may specify one or more Plesk for Unix
# and/or Plesk for Windows servers.
#
# The order of the section names in this list is significant: Plesk server,
# which section is listed earlier, has priority in conflict resolution.
sources: pfu

# [optional] session-dir
# A directory for migration tool's temporary files.
# If not specified, temporary files will be put into './migration-session'.
# session-dir: migration-session

# [optional] zones-ttl
# The time in seconds, which migration tool sets as the SOA minimum TTL and
# refresh interval on a new DNS server.
# If not specified, default value is assumed: 120
# zones-ttl: 120

# [optional] external-dns-server
# An IPv4 address of an external DNS server that allows recursive DNS queries.
# Migration tool uses the specified address to test whether general Internet
# users can obtain the correct DNS records for the transferred domains. If
# nothing is specified, migration tool will use Google DNS server (8.8.8.8).
# If 'none' is specified, migration tool will skip this test.
# external-dns-server: 8.8.8.8

# [optional] mail-messages-delta-limit
# The post-migration mail checks compare the number of messages in the source
# and the target mailboxes. If the number of messages differs more than it is
# specified in "mail-messages-delta-limit", it is considered an error.
# If the option is not specified, default value is assumed: 10
# mail-messages-delta-limit: 10

# [optional] website-availability-check-timeout
# This is the timeout, that migrator uses, when testing web site availability
# after migration. If not specified, default value is assumed: 30
# website-availability-check-timeout: 30

# [optional] website-availability-depth
# Maximum depth of links to check when testing web site availability after migration.
# For example depth 2 means to check main page and all child pages, depth 3 means to check
# main page, child pages of main page and child pages of child pages.
# If not specified, default value is assumed: 2. Increasing the value will increase time
# to perform post-migration checks, but will improve coverage of tested web pages.
# website-availability-depth: 2

# [optional] website-availability-group-directories
# Whether to group files with the same directory and file extension when testing web site
# availability after migration. If enabled, and main page contains 2 links '/subdir/a.php' and
# '/subdir/b.php', only one of them will be checked. Still if files are in different directories
# (e.g. '/subdir1/a.php' and '/subdir2/b.php') or have different extension
# (e.g. '/subdir/a.php' and '/subdir/b.aspx'), both of them will be checked.
# If not specified, default value is false. Enabling that option will speed up checks, but
# decrease coverage of tested web pages.
# website-availability-group-directories: false

# [optional] log-message-context-length
# When logging a multiline output (API request, response), show only top N
# and last N lines. Default value is 0, which means to display full API requests.
# log-message-context-length: 10

# [optional] use-hosting-analyser
# Set this option to 'True', if you need to analyse hosting and detect optimal
# algorithm to copy content. Default value of this option is 'True'.
# use-hosting-analyser: True

# [optional] use-math-analyse
# Set this option to 'True', if you need to analyse hosting and detect optimal
# algorithm to copy content with math algorithm. Default value of this option is 'True'.
# Otherwise, the "matrix of strategies" algorithm would be used
# use-math-analyse: True

# [optional] hosting-analysis-ttl
# The time in seconds, which migration tool sets as minimum for hosting
# analysis results.
# If not specified, default value is assumed: 900
# hosting-analysis-ttl: 900

# [optional] skip-migrator-updates
# Do not check migrator repository for updates. Default value is 'False'
# skip-migrator-updates: False

# [optional] event-scripts-dir
# Directory with scripts/executables that should be launched on migration events
# Default is $VAR_DIR/events, where VAR_DIR is /usr/local/psa/var/modules/panel-migrator/ for Unix
# event-scripts-dir:

# [optional] use-separate-log
# Write migrator logs to a session directory, not to global logs directory.
# By default is true.
# use-separate-log: true

# [optional] adjust-applications
# Whether to fix configuration files of several commonly used web applications.
# The fix could include database connection changes, path fixes, and so on.
# By default this option is enabled. You could disable it if it breaks migration of some
# application, or if you need better speed of migration.
# adjust-applications: true

# [optional] courier-to-dovecot-migration
# Whether to convert mail directory files when migrating mail from Courier to Dovecot.
# If option is not enabled and mail directory files are not converted, then
# POP3 mail clients could get mail messages duplicated after migration.
# By default is enabled.
# courier-to-dovecot-migration: true

[plesk]
# This section defines target panel settings.

# [mandatory] ip
# An IPv4 address of the target Plesk Panel server.
ip:

# [mandatory] os
# Server's operating system type, 'unix' or 'windows'.
os: unix

# [optional] panel-username
# Panel administrator's login. If not specified, 'admin' is used.
# panel-username: admin

# [optional] panel-password
# Panel administrator password. If not specified, it is automatically detected.
# The more secure way to pass a password is using the environment variable [SECTIONNAME_]PANEL_PASSWORD (the section
# name is optional). For that keep this option empty and set up the environment variable before the migrator run.
# panel-password: setup

# [optional] panel-password-type
# Possible values: 'plain', 'encrypted'. Default is 'plain'.
# panel-password-type: plain

# [optional] plesk-port
# Port of Plesk Panel UI/API
# plesk-port: 8443

# [optional] session-dir
# A directory for temporary files on Plesk target server.
# Option makes sense only if you run Plesk Migrator on another server than target Plesk.
# If you run Plesk Migrator on the same server as target Plesk, all temporary files are placed
# to session directory according to [GLOBAL] section.
# If not specified, temporary files will be put into '/root/plesk_migrator'
# session-dir: /root/plesk_migrator

# [optional] skip-extensions
# Do not migrate Plesk extensions data. Default value is 'false'.
# skip-extensions: false

# [optional] migrate-server-wide-extensions-data
# Whether to migrate server-wide data of Plesk extensions. Default value is 'false'.
# migrate-server-wide-extensions-data: false

# [optional] is-local
# Whether migration tools are working on the same server as target Plesk.
# Default is true.
# is-local: true

# [optional] apache-restart-interval
# Minimum time interval, in seconds, between Apache restarts during a
# migration. If this interval is short, Apache will restart too often. This
# will cause long downtimes on Plesk target server. If this interval is long,
# existing users of Plesk target server will have to wait longer for their
# changes to be applied. To skip changing Apache restart interval set value to
# 'none'. If not specified, migration tool will skip changing the Apache
# restart interval.
# apache-restart-interval: none

[pfu]
# This section defines settings of source Plesk Panel server 'pfu1'.

# [mandatory] ip
# An IP v4 address of this source Plesk server.
ip:

# [mandatory] os
# Server's operating system type, 'unix' or 'windows'.
os: unix

# [optional] panel-username
# Panel administrator user name. If not specified, 'admin' is used.
# panel-username: admin

# [mandatory] panel-password
# Panel administrator password. If not specified, it is automatically detected.
# The more secure way to pass a password is using the environment variable [SECTIONNAME_]PANEL_PASSWORD (the section
# name is optional). For that keep this option empty and set up the environment variable before the migrator run.
# panel-password:

# [optional] panel-password-type
# Possible values: 'plain', 'encrypted'. Default is 'plain'.
# panel-password-type: plain

# [optional] plesk-port
# Port of Plesk Panel UI/API
# plesk-port: 8443

# [optional] ssh-username
# User name of the privileged system user on this Plesk server. If not specified, 'root' is used.
# ssh-username: root

# [optional] ssh-auth-type
# SSH authentication type.
# There are two authentication types supported: 'password' or 'key'. Default is 'password'.
# ssh-auth-type: password

# [optional] ssh-password
# Password of the privileged system user on this Plesk server.
# You must specify it, if you select SSH authentication type 'password'.
# Note that the hash mark in password is treated as a regular symbol.
# The more secure way to pass a password is using the environment variable [SECTIONNAME_]SSH_PASSWORD (the section
# name is optional). For that keep this option empty and set up the environment variable before the migrator run.
ssh-password:

# [optional] ssh-password-type
# Possible values: 'plain', 'encrypted'. Default is 'plain'.
# ssh-password-type: plain

# [optional] ssh-key
# Path to SSH private key file. You can specify it if you select SSH
# authentication type 'key'. If not specified, "id_rsa" or "id_dsa" keys from
# the directory '~/.ssh' are used.
# ssh-key: /root/.ssh/id_rsa

# [optional] ssh-port
# Port number on which SSH service accepts incoming connections
# ssh-port: 22

# [optional] session-dir
# A directory for temporary files.
# If not specified, temporary files are put into /root/plesk_migrator.
# session-dir: /root/plesk_migrator

# [optional] copy-mail-content
# This parameter specifies what mail content should be copied from the server:
# 'full' to copy all mail content, and 'none' to skip copying.
# If not specified, all mail content is copied.
# copy-mail-content: full

# [optional] copy-web-content
# This parameter specifies what web content should be copied from the server:
# 'full' to copy all web content, and 'none' to skip copying.
# If not specified, all web content is copied.
# copy-web-content: full

# [optional] ssh-authorized-keys-file
# This parameter specifies location of SSH authorized keys file for root user.
# This file is necessary for setting up key auth when copying files with rsync: copy web content, deploy agent, etc.
# By default, if this parameter is not specified, migrator will put public keys to
# '~/.ssh/authorized_keys' and '~/.ssh/authorized_keys2' files. So, in default configuration
# this option should not be touched. If you have troubles setting up key auth during migration,
# check AuthorizedKeysFile option in your SSH server's configuration file (usually /etc/ssh/sshd_config).
# ssh-authorized-keys-file: ~/.ssh/authorized_keys

[GLOBAL]
source-type: plesk
source-servers: pfw
target-type: plesk

[plesk]
ip:
os: windows

[pfw]
ip:
os: windows
windows-password:

[GLOBAL]
# This section defines migrator's global settings.

# [mandatory, non-modifiable] source-type
# Source servers' product type.
#
# This is a template of configuration file for migration from Plesk Panel to
# Plesk Panel. For other source or target panels, browse other provided
# configuration templates and pick one that best suits your source type.
source-type: plesk

# [mandatory] sources
# A comma-separated list of the sections, that describe source Plesk Panel
# servers. In this setting you may specify one or more Plesk for Unix
# and/or Plesk for Windows servers.
#
# The order of the section names in this list is significant: Plesk server,
# which section is listed earlier, has priority in conflict resolution.
sources: pfw

# [optional] external-db-servers
# Comma-separated list of the sections describing external source database servers.
# It is highly recommended to specify external database servers for remote MSSQL - otherwise there could be issues
# when copying database content.
# external-db-servers: mssql1

# [optional] session-dir
# A directory for migration tool's temporary files.
# If not specified, temporary files will be put into './migration-session'.
# session-dir: migration-session

# [optional] zones-ttl
# The time in seconds, which migration tool sets as the SOA minimum TTL and
# refresh interval on a new DNS server.
# If not specified, default value is assumed: 120
# zones-ttl: 120

# [optional] external-dns-server
# An IPv4 address of an external DNS server that allows recursive DNS queries.
# Migration tool uses the specified address to test whether general Internet
# users can obtain the correct DNS records for the transferred domains. If
# nothing is specified, migration tool will use Google DNS server (8.8.8.8).
# If 'none' is specified, migration tool will skip this test.
# external-dns-server: 8.8.8.8

# [optional] mail-messages-delta-limit
# The post-migration mail checks compare the number of messages in the source
# and the target mailboxes. If the number of messages differs more than it is
# specified in "mail-messages-delta-limit", it is considered an error.
# If the option is not specified, default value is assumed: 10
# mail-messages-delta-limit: 10

# [optional] website-availability-check-timeout
# This is the timeout, that migrator uses, when testing web site availability
# after migration. If not specified, default value is assumed: 30
# website-availability-check-timeout: 30

# [optional] website-availability-depth
# Maximum depth of links to check when testing web site availability after migration.
# For example depth 2 means to check main page and all child pages, depth 3 means to check
# main page, child pages of main page and child pages of child pages.
# If not specified, default value is assumed: 2. Increasing the value will increase time
# to perform post-migration checks, but will improve coverage of tested web pages.
# website-availability-depth: 2

# [optional] website-availability-group-directories
# Whether to group files with the same directory and file extension when testing web site
# availability after migration. If enabled, and main page contains 2 links '/subdir/a.php' and
# '/subdir/b.php', only one of them will be checked. Still if files are in different directories
# (e.g. '/subdir1/a.php' and '/subdir2/b.php') or have different extension
# (e.g. '/subdir/a.php' and '/subdir/b.aspx'), both of them will be checked.
# If not specified, default value is false. Enabling that option will speed up checks, but
# decrease coverage of tested web pages.
# website-availability-group-directories: false

# [optional] log-message-context-length
# When logging a multiline output (API request, response), show only top N
# and last N lines. Default value is 0, which means to display full API requests.
# log-message-context-length: 10

# [optional] use-hosting-analyser
# Set this option to 'True', if you need to analyse hosting and detect optimal
# algorithm to copy content. Default value of this option is 'True'.
# use-hosting-analyser: True

# [optional] use-math-analyse
# Set this option to 'True', if you need to analyse hosting and detect optimal
# algorithm to copy content with math algorithm. Default value of this option is 'True'.
# Otherwise, the "matrix of strategies" algorithm would be used
# use-math-analyse: True

# [optional] hosting-analysis-ttl
# The time in seconds, which migration tool sets as minimum for hosting
# analysis results.
# If not specified, default value is assumed: 900
# hosting-analysis-ttl: 900

# [optional] skip-migrator-updates
# Do not check migrator repository for updates. Default value is 'False'
# skip-migrator-updates: False

# [optional] copy-mssql-content
# Select way to copy MSSQL content: native MSSQL dumps, text dumps or automatic selection (default).
# Possible values: 'native', 'text', 'auto'
# Native backups require direct access of migration tool to all MSSQL servers, so make sure that you provided
# access to all external MSSQL servers in 'external-db-servers' option.
# Native backup is the most reliable way to copy MSSQL database content.
# Text dumps have an advantage that they do not require physical access to the servers. Only access by MSSQL
# protocols is required. But such way may fail in case of complex MSSQL databases with stored procedures, triggers, etc.
# If automatic selection is specified, panel migrator will use native backups if we have direct access to the servers
# with MSSQL, and text dumps otherwise.
# copy-mssql-content: auto

# [optional] use-separate-log
# Write migrator logs to a session directory, not to global logs directory.
# By default is true.
# use-separate-log: true

# [optional] adjust-applications
# Whether to fix configuration files of several commonly used web applications.
# The fix could include database connection changes, path fixes, and so on.
# By default this option is enabled. You could disable it if it breaks migration of some
# application, or if you need better speed of migration.
# adjust-applications: true

[plesk]
# This section defines target panel settings.

# [mandatory] ip
# An IPv4 address of the target Plesk Panel server.
ip:

# [mandatory] os
# Server's operating system type, 'unix' or 'windows'.
os: windows

# [optional] panel-username
# Panel administrator's login.  If not specified, 'admin' is used.
# panel-username: admin

# [optional] panel-password
# Panel administrator password. If not specified, it is automatically detected.
# The more secure way to pass a password is using the environment variable [SECTIONNAME_]PANEL_PASSWORD (the section
# name is optional). For that keep this option empty and set up the environment variable before the migrator run.
# panel-password: setup

# [optional] panel-password-type
# Possible values: 'plain', 'encrypted'. Default is 'plain'.
# panel-password-type: plain

# [optional] plesk-port
# Port of Plesk Panel UI/API
# plesk-port: 8443

# [optional] session-dir
# A directory for temporary files on Plesk target server.
# Option makes sense only if you run Plesk Migrator on another server than target Plesk.
# If you run Plesk Migrator on the same server as target Plesk, all temporary files are placed
# to session directory according to [GLOBAL] section.
# If not specified, temporary files will be put into 'C:\plesk_migrator'
# session-dir: C:\plesk_migrator

# [optional] skip-extensions
# Do not migrate Plesk extensions data. Default value is 'false'.
# skip-extensions: false

# [optional] migrate-server-wide-extensions-data
# Whether to migrate server-wide data of Plesk extensions. Default value is 'false'.
# migrate-server-wide-extensions-data: false

# [optional] remote-mssql-session-dir
# A directory for temporary files on target remote MSSQL servers which were
# not specified by 'external-db-servers' option.
# MSSQL database dumps will be put into that path.
# remote-mssql-session-dir: C:\plesk_migrator

# [optional] is-local
# Whether migration tools are working on the same server as target Plesk.
# Default is true.
# is-local: true

[pfw]
# This section is an example of settings for source Plesk Panel for Windows.

# [mandatory] ip
# An IP v4 address of this source Plesk server.
ip:

# [mandatory] os
# Server's operating system type, 'unix' or 'windows'.
os: windows

# [optional] panel-username
# Panel administrator user name.  If not specified, 'admin' is used.
# panel-username: admin

# [optional] panel-password
# Panel administrator password. If not specified, it is automatically detected.
# The more secure way to pass a password is using the environment variable [SECTIONNAME_]PANEL_PASSWORD (the section
# name is optional). For that keep this option empty and set up the environment variable before the migrator run.
# panel-password:

# [optional] panel-password-type
# Possible values: 'plain', 'encrypted'. Default is 'plain'.
# panel-password-type: plain

# [optional] plesk-port
# Port of Plesk Panel UI/API
# plesk-port: 8443

# [optional] windows-username
# User name of the privileged system user on this Plesk server. Default is 'Administrator'.
# windows-username: Administrator

# [mandatory] windows-password
# Password of the privileged system user on this Plesk server.
# The more secure way to pass a password is using the environment variable [SECTIONNAME_]WINDOWS_PASSWORD (the section
# name is optional). For that keep this option empty and set up the environment variable before the migrator run.
windows-password:

# [optional] windows-password-type
# Possible values: 'plain', 'encrypted'. Default is 'plain'.
# windows-password-type: plain

# [optional] session-dir
# A directory for temporary files.
# Note, that for MySQL database content to be copied, this directory should be
# exported on rsync server as "migrator".
# If not specified, temporary files are put into C:\plesk_migrator.
# session-dir: C:\plesk_migrator

# [optional] copy-mail-content
# This parameter specifies what mail content should be copied from the server:
# 'full' to copy all mail content, and 'none' to skip copying.
# If not specified, all mail content is copied.
# copy-mail-content: full

# [optional] copy-web-content
# This parameter specifies what web content should be copied from the server:
# 'full' to copy all web content, and 'none' to skip copying.
# If not specified, all web content is copied.
# copy-web-content: full

# [optional] mail-source-log-enabled
# Whether additional logging is enabled for MailMigrator.exe utility running on the source server
# Corresponding log will be put to <session-dir>/mail/<domain-name>/<mail-name>/mail-backup.log
# mail-source-log-enabled: false

# [optional] mail-target-log-enabled
# Whether additional logging is enabled for MailMigrator.exe utility running on the target server
# Corresponding logs will be put to:
#   <session-dir>/mail/<domain-name>/<mail-name>/mail-restore.log
#   <session-dir>/mail/<domain-name>/<mail-name>/mail-list-messages.log
# mail-target-log-enabled: false

# [optional] mail-source-provider
# Override mail provider (mail server type) used by MailMigrator.exe utility running on the source server.
# Examples of possible values: "mailenable", "smartermail", "imap", and so on.
# For the full list of possible values, refer to "MailMigrator.exe help" output.
# mail-source-provider:

# [optional] mail-target-provider
# Override mail provider (mail server type) used by MailMigrator.exe utility running on the target server.
# Examples of possible values: "mailenable", "smartermail", "imap", and so on.
# For the full list of possible values, refer to "MailMigrator.exe help" output.
# mail-target-provider:

# [optional] mail-source-additional-options
# Additional command line options to pass to MailMigrator.exe utility running on the source server.
# Example of value (to specify IMAP port): --port=123
# mail-source-additional-options:

# [optional] mail-target-additional-options
# Additional command line options to pass to MailMigrator.exe utility running on the target server.
# Example of value (to specify IMAP port): --port=123
# mail-target-additional-options:

[mssql1]
# This optional section defines settings of external MSSQL database server 'mssql1'.
# Fill this section's settings and list it in the 'external-db-servers'
# setting of GLOBAL section to get the MSSQL databases copied from this server with native MSSQL backup.
# Remove this section otherwise.

# [mandatory] host
# The host of this database server, exactly as displayed in Plesk Panel.
# For MSSQL it usually consists of IP address and instance name, for example:
#   192.168.1.1\MSSQLSERVER2008
# For other servers, it usually equals to database server's IP address.
host:

# [mandatory] type
# Type of the database server, the only allowed value is 'mssql'
type: mssql

# [mandatory] ip
# An IP v4 address of this database server.
ip:

# [optional] windows-username
# User name of the privileged system user on this centralized mail server. Default is 'Administrator'.
# windows-username: Administrator

# [mandatory] windows-password
# Password of the privileged system user on this database server.
# The more secure way to pass a password is using the environment variable [SECTIONNAME_]WINDOWS_PASSWORD (the section
# name is optional). For that keep this option empty and set up the environment variable before the migrator run.
windows-password:

# [optional] windows-password-type
# Possible values: 'plain', 'encrypted'. Default is 'plain'.
# windows-password-type: plain