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Plesk may report an error during the migration of a domain.

plesk::validateSchema.\xml_parse.cpp412Failed validation of the document with its internal DTD. The errors are: Element ‘redirect’, attribute ‘enabled’: [facet ‘enumeration’] The value ” is not an element of the set {‘true’, ‘false’}.
Element ‘redirect’, attribute ‘enabled’: ” is not a valid value of the local atomic type.
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I have not found the ultimate solution to this error message.
What I have done as a work around was to recreate the domain by hand and manually copy the data.

If you have a better way to correct this error message, please let me know.

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During a Plesk migration process, the migration may fail with a blank error log. I have found a few things that have been able to correct this.

1. Stop and restart the Plesk agent on the source server.
2. Do a backup of the domain on the source server to verify the integrity of the data which is being migrated.
3. Verify that there isn’t any “network” issues or that there are any “rogue” or “run-away” processes that are running on either the source or destination server.

Per Plesk, this error can occur in “rare” occurances in which 64 bit operating systems are in the mix (destionation server) for domain migrations.

To resolve the issue, reboot the destination server.

Something that we need in the midwest….

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