Abstract: A method, system and computer product for a migration of a shared hosting environment with an IP change is provided. Migration is performed with the help of a special tool—the migrator. For each migrated domain on the source server, the TTL (time to live) values are decreased on the source DNS server. If possible, for a database server, a replication between the source and the target servers is set up for migrated databases. The migrator creates configuration of web sites and mail service on the target server and copies files and mail messages from the source to the target server; the migrator creates databases (if replication is not available) on the target server; and the migrator creates DNS zones with DNS records pointing to the target server. Once administrator checks that site works well on the target server, the migrator performs content sync and sets DNS zone on the source server as slave to DNS zone on the target server.

Abstract: Mail server migration. For each mailbox, a migration utility is started on a target server to get a list of message IDs that have already been migrated. The command “listmessage-ids” is executed. The migration utility is started on the source server in a backup mode. The “backup” command is executed. Then, the migration utility is started on the target server in a restore mode. A “restore” command imports the messages. The migration utility on the source server provides mail messages to a standard output. The migration utility on the target server accepts mail messages on the standard input and restores them. RPC agent transfers data via TCP once it gets it from the migration utility on the source server. The migration module receives data from the RPC agent and puts data to the standard input of the migration utility on the target server as soon as it receives it.

Abstract: A method for migration of hosting environment, includes creating a base workflow as a tree of leaf and compound actions; detecting a control panel type on a target machine; applying workflow extensions to the base workflow for the control panel type on the target machine, to generate an extended workflow; detecting a control panel type on a source machine, wherein the control panel type on the target machine may be different from the control panel type on the source machine; applying additional workflow extensions to the extended workflow for the control panel type on the source machine, to generate a final workflow; and executing the final workflow to migrate a hosting environment from the source machine to the target machine and from the control panel type on the source machine to the control panel type on the target machine, using one of four execution modes: sequential, sequential-batch, parallel and parallel-batch.

Abstract: Mail server migration. For each mailbox, a migration utility is started on a target server to get a list of message IDs that have already been migrated. The command “list-message-ids” is executed. The migration utility is started on the source server in a backup mode. The “backup” command is executed. Then, the migration utility is started on the target server in a restore mode. A “restore” command is executed. The migration utility on the source server provides mail messages to a standard output. The migration utility on the target server accepts mail messages on the standard input and restores them. An RPC agent transfers data via TCP once it gets it from the migration utility on the source server. The migration module receives data from the RPC agent and puts data to the standard input of the migration utility on the target server as soon as it receives it.

Abstract: A method, system and computer product for undoing user or administrator server configuration actions on a multi-tenant server panel. When a user or an administrator makes a mistake doing an operation in a server UI all the actions that were performed after the mistake, will be executed with errors, incorrectly or will produce unexpected results. The system allows for undoing all the subsequent user actions after the mistake to the point where the mistake was made. Separate action logs for each individual user or administrator are kept. A user can select an action from a menu list to be undone by invoking a corresponding server API without affecting any actions by other server panel users.

Abstract: System for transferring files includes source and target servers. A client on target server initiates data transfer by sending requests to agent on source server, including local path to data. Number of requests equals number of connections. Agent receives requests, uploads data from local storage and transfers data to client. Client receives data and stores it locally. File transfer process has multiple file copy operations. Each operation is executed by multiple parallel and independent procedures. File data and metadata are transferred between procedures via limited size queues, in random order. Each procedure is blocked when adding data to queue when queue reaches maximum size, or when queue is empty and not marked closed. The file list generation procedure asynchronously launches copies of itself to generate list of files in parallel. Agent reads next file from the list only when all blocks of current file are distributed between the copy procedures.

Abstract: A user administers web hosting on user's server from his computer remotely. When a run time error is generated, an error message is sent to a server connected to a knowledge database. If the error matches the known error form the knowledge database, the user is provided an article with a solution to the run-time error. Statistics of occurrence of the errors are saved in the knowledge database. The frequently occurring errors are provided to developers for creating hosting application updates. Additionally, security policies of the user's server can be updated based on the data from the knowledge database.

Abstract: A system for hosting a website, including a mobile device having an operating system and a supervisory component installed thereon; a webserver application running on the mobile device under control of the supervisory component; a control panel application running on the mobile device, the control application configured to set parameters of the webserver application. The webserver application is in a sleep mode and wakes up in response to a command from the supervisory component. The webserver component generates a website using documents and files of other applications that are stored on the mobile device. The supervisory component wakes the webserver application in response to an HTTP request received from a network port when the mobile device is connected to a mobile network. The webserver application is given permission to access the documents and files of the other applications through the control panel.

Abstract: A system and method for an automated web source content analysis. The system of automated content analysis performs the following: a search of terms, i.e. key words and phrases, presented in the special dictionary, in the text content; executes a multi-factor genre content analysis based on structural, pragmatic and stylistics properties; executes thematic content analysis using a rubricator built based on illegal subjects and topics and their antagonists; and the system makes a decision based on a combination of thematic and genre properties of the text. The proposed method allows for providing a final decision in terms that are easily understood by a user.

Abstract: A method and system for a site builder. The site builder is an application designed to create and edit websites for hosting providers, resellers and end users. Built with hosting in mind, the proposed site builder allows providers to easily offer site building capabilities to their customers. The easy five-step wizard interface provides for an effortless way for customers to create, modify and update their own websites without any technical skills or HTML know-how. The site builder application for LINUX/Unix or WINDOWS also comes with a comprehensive administration panel that allows providers to quickly and easily tailor the application to their needs.