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I've installed PostgreSQL 13.3 on my server and haven't seen any issues with the Plesk DB integration yet. Table stats, connection info and user details are shown as before.
Thanks for the quick response, Igor!
Yes, that's what I would expect, too. I guess my question was, what exactly would be missing if the Plesk-PostgreSQL-integration broke. It seems that it's mostly db stats and db user management from within Plesk.
I'll give it a try.
@IgorG, what would happen if I installed a newer version that the ones currently supported by Plesk? As far as I can see, Plesk does not use PostgreSQL for any of it's own data, so is the worst that would happen is that the connection info in the database overview would be wrong?
I'm also getting this error every 10 seconds in the FPM-PHP log. This is the place in the PHP source code it originates from.
This may not be a Plesk-specific issue, but I cannot find anything about it anywhere else on the web. Is anyone able to provide more input on this?