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POST /v1/migrations

Create the site and start migrating onto it, in one call.

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Zamijenite sve unutar šiljastih zagrada svojim vlastitim vrijednostima, a rezervirano mjesto za ključ s ključem iz vaše nadzorne ploče.

curl -X POST https://api.zinndigital.com/v1/migrations \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer zdk_live_…" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{ "source": <MigrationSource>, "host": <string>, "username": <string>, "ownership_attested": <boolean>, "site": <object> }'

Prijavljeni ste? API konzola na vašoj nadzornoj ploči automatski unosi stvarni ID vaše organizacije i vaš vlastiti ključ te šalje zahtjev prema aktivnom API-ju kako biste mogli vidjeti stvarni odgovor. Otvori ovu krajnju točku u API konzoli

Pojedinosti

The "deploy it and start the migration straight away" path, and the only one that works from an account with no sites yet. ⛔⛔ One endpoint rather than "call POST /v1/sites then POST /v1/sites/{id}/migrations", because the two-call version fails badly: a browser closed between them, or a migration refused for a bad password, leaves an orphan site the customer never asked for, holding one of their plan's site slots, with a hostname they must now delete. Each endpoint did exactly what it was asked and the customer is left holding it. So the ordering here is load-bearing: the source is probed first, and the site is created only once the credentials have been proven against the customer's old host and the estate enumerated. The two failures a customer will actually hit both happen while nothing has been created — and so do the attestation and mail refusals (ownership_not_attested, mailbox_passwords_required, source_cannot_migrate_mail), which until 2026-09-13 were asked only after the site existed. Send mailbox_passwords for the addresses POST /v1/migrations/probe lists. ⛔ Not idempotent, and it does not pretend to be — a retry is refused by the hostname uniqueness constraint, which is a clean conflict rather than a second site. Requires both sites.create and hosting.import.manage: it spends a site slot and connects to a third party's production server, and a principal holding one of those powers must not acquire the other by coming through this door.

Tijelo zahtjeva

NazivVrstaObaveznoŠto je to
sourceMigrationSourceDaThe kind of hosting the site is being pulled from. ⛔ plesk is offered so the refusal can be specific and actionable, not because it is supported: pleskbackup is reachable…
hoststringDaThe server's public hostname, e.g. server123.yourhost.com. Must resolve to a public address — a private or link-local target is refused with source_host_not_public at the door…
usernamestringDaThe login for the source panel or account.
portintegerNe0 means the source driver's default for that panel.
passwordstringNe
private_keystringNeAn SSH private key in PEM form, for an ssh source.
api_tokenstringNe
include_mailbooleanNe⚖️ Defaults to true, and a source that cannot deliver mailboxes is refused rather than silently migrated without them — a migration that moves a website and loses the mail is…
mailbox_passwordsobjectNeaddress -> password, for every mailbox being moved. Required up front rather than discovered mid-sync: most panels will not hand over a mailbox without its own password, and…
ownership_attestedbooleanDa⚠️ As on SiteMigrationCreate: recorded because it cannot be reconstructed afterwards, required, and not a legal control.
siteobjectDaThe site to create. ⛔ Nested rather than flattened, and the nesting is load-bearing: MigrationCredentials already has a host (the server we are migrating from) and this…

Odgovor

NazivVrstaObaveznoŠto je to
idUuidDaUUIDv7 identifier — sortable by creation time (docs/02 §8).
site_idUuidDaUUIDv7 identifier — sortable by creation time (docs/02 §8).
sourceMigrationSourceDaThe kind of hosting the site is being pulled from. ⛔ plesk is offered so the refusal can be specific and actionable, not because it is supported: pleskbackup is reachable…
statusSiteMigrationStatusDaauthenticating, inventorying and transferring are separate states rather than one running because they fail for opposite reasons and the customer's next action differs: a…
status_reasonstringNeA machine code the dashboard renders through its own catalogue — never an English sentence composed by the engine, which could be shown to none of the other 57 locales.
include_mailbooleanDa
source_hoststringNeThe hostname the estate is being pulled from. Host only: no port, no username, and never a secret.
files_totalintegerDa
files_doneintegerDa
databases_totalintegerDa
databases_doneintegerDa
mailboxes_totalintegerDa
mailboxes_doneintegerDa
items_failedintegerDa⛔ Counted separately from the *_done fields, never folded into them. "We could not get it" reported as "done" makes the completion report a lie.
bytes_transferredintegerDa
warningsstring[]DaMachine warning codes the dashboard localises.
mail_synced_atstringNeWhen the mail delta last ran. null and a timestamp are different states, and the cutover control reads this to tell them apart.
dns_records_capturedintegerNeHow many records were read off the source's zone and will be published on cutover. ⛔ Counted separately from dns_records_unsupported, never as one total: "we captured 14…
dns_records_unsupportedintegerNeReal records the source holds that our DNS editor cannot express (an SSHFP, a TLSA, an MX with no preference). Stored and listed on the detail endpoint rather than dropped —…
dns_captured_atstringNeWhen the source's zone was read. null means never attempted, which is NOT the same as attempted-and-the-panel-holds-no-zone; only the first is worth retrying.
verified_atstringNeWhen the migrated site was last fetched over HTTP and compared with the source. null means the destination has never been looked at.
verification_codestringNeA machine code the dashboard localises. Empty means the destination is serving the site as well as the source was. ⛔ The migration's own counters cannot answer this: they travel…
destination_statusintegerNeThe HTTP status the migrated site returned, fetched at its origin address with a Host: header — before cutover the customer's domain still resolves to the OLD host, so asking…
source_statusintegerNeThe HTTP status the source returned. ⭐ Reported beside destination_status because the interesting failure is the PAIR: a destination 200 against a source 500 means we faithfully…
replaces_existingbooleanNeWhether this migration landed on a site that already held a website. Stamped when the job is created and never recomputed: after the apply step the site is occupied…
safety_backup_statestring<not_needed, pending, taken, unsupported, failed>NeWhat became of the backup taken immediately before the apply step replaced the site. ⛔ Five values rather than a boolean: "there is no safety backup" is one rendered sentence…
safety_backup_idstringNeThe SiteBackup id, or "". ⛔ Still reported after the archive has been pruned by retention, so a rollback can say "that archive has expired" rather than looking like a…
rolled_back_atstringNeWhen the customer put the site back. Set once — restoring the pre-migration archive over a site that is already the pre-migration archive can only lose work done since.
rollbackMigrationRollbackNeWhether this migration can be put back, and — when it cannot — why not. ⛔⛔ reason travels with available, always. Six different facts render as the same absent button…
started_atstringNe
finished_atstringNe
created_atstringDa
site_namestringDaMay be empty — a site's display name is optional, which is exactly the case for sites created by POST /v1/migrations, so a row rendered from this alone would be blank for them.
site_domainstringDa
site_statusstringDa

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