<conflicts-description>
	<conflict id="0">	
		<type>
			<configuration>
				<reason-description>
					<required-resource-description>
						<ip type="shared" value="192.0.2.200"></ip>
					</required-resource-description>				
					
					<plesk-object-identifier>
					<!-- beginning of definition of Plesk object that conflicts with an object in the backup -->
					<!-- In resource usage conflicts, the plesk-object-identifier element specifies Plesk object which is an owner of the conflicting resource. In this example, the conflicting resource is IP, and its owner is a described client  with ID 30. -->
						<type>client</type>
						<database-id>30</database-id>
						<guid>93dbe1b1-cff5-430f-8466-5b810099772f</guid>
					</plesk-object-identifier>
					<!-- end of definition of Plesk object that conflicts with an object in the backup -->					
				</reason-description>
				
				<resolve-options>
					<option name="do-not-restore"></option>
					<option name="rename"></option>
					<option name="automatic"></option>
				</resolve-options>
				<!-- resolve-options element lists all resolutions that are possible for this particular conflict. When composing the conflict resolution rule, you should choose one of these resolutions. -->
				
			</configuration>
		</type>
		
		<conflicting-objects>
		<!-- beginning of definition of backup objects that conflict with destination Plesk objects. Here, it is a domain example.com -->
			<node children-processing-type="" name="domain">
				<attributes>
					<attribute name="id" value="25"></attribute>
					<attribute name="guid" value="0822c175-a10d-459e-bd3a-e5cbc497e1f0"></attribute>
					<attribute name="owner-guid" value="93dbe1b1-cff5-430f-8466-5b810099772f"></attribute>
					<attribute name="name" value="example.com"></attribute>
				</attributes>
			</node>
		</conflicting-objects>	
		<!-- end of definition of backup objects that conflict with destination Plesk objects -->		
		
		<overview>
		<!-- beginning of more detailed conflict overview. Here, the conflict appears because the required IP 192.0.2.200 is not in the owner's IP pool -->
			<object>
				<message>backup__restore__conflict_object_name</message>
				<name>example.com</name>
				<type>domain</type>
				<reasons>
					<reason>
						<message>backup__restore__conflict_configuration_reason_ip</message>						
						<param name="ip-address" value="192.0.2.200"></param>
						<param name="ip-type" value="shared"></param>
						<param name="type" value="client"></param>						
					</reason>
				</reasons>
			</object>
		</overview>
		<!-- end of detailed conflict overview  -->
		
	</conflict>
</conflicts-description>
