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Maybe your host/server is experiencing down time?

Nope, not true ... it wasn't me who posted that message ;)

No, I didn't :)

I truly don't know. I work with a RHEL-based server and can't remember (or imagine) this ever happening. If the 2 packages are depending on one another, then I would assume installing or updating a component would result in updating the other component. But ... I'm going offline now ... thanks...

You could be right. I truly don't know. It sounds to me as if the mytop package isn't configured correctly then. Are mytop and MaridDB from the same company? If not, I assume no modifications were made to MariaDB.

3. Update the current package? I don't know what mytop is or does ... but it feels strange that 1 install can remove so many other components.

By not cooperating with it :) Why would you cooperate with a package that causes conflicts?

So glad with Google Translate :) I get that ... but what I mean is ... if I build package A and it conflicts with package X, then why would I let package A interfere with package X? If I know it would conflict, I would ignore the package (instead of removing it), or update the package to a...

Still thinking this over ... over the years I have installed many hundreds of components as well. Never did this result in uninstalling Plesk components. I still think it is strange that an install of something could cause an uninstall of something else. I know the other way round can happen...

@john0001 I'm afraid you are right haha :) Would be cool though if Plesk would analyze the outcome of the yum/dnf/apt (un)install command and if it contains plesk components then show the warning. But probably I'm dreaming :) Plesk has a GUI and recommends to use it for (un)installing...

That is a lot of WHAT IFS. What if your hosting company burns to the ground? I agree with @Paul Larson that a simple component (un)install should never lead to an unintended uninstall of a complete servermanagement system. There should be some sort of protection mechanism in place. In...

To Plesk team: Here another issue ... this time concerning a component uninstall. https://talk.plesk.com/threads/learn-from-my-mistakes.360698/ Probably not related, but just letting you know in case it does seem to be related. Seems strange that a 'foreign' component (un)install leads to...

Hello @Monty, Could you please help me one more time? I reinstalled my server. This time AFTER installing the OS and BEFORE installing Plesk, I installed MariaDB version 10.5. When I SSH this command: mysqld --version I get this result: mysqld Ver 10.5.10-MariaDB for Linux on x86_64...

Please read this. It's a known bug: https://talk.plesk.com/threads/false-secure-websites-with-ssl-tls-certificates-warning.360792/

Great, so nothing to worry about then. Now I can sleep without worrying ;) Thanks @Monty !

Hi @Monty I already checked the link you provided. The handlers are enabled. I made a screenshot. The buttons to start the PHP-service are grayed out. When I hover my mouse over the icon it says "Service is not configured". Maybe this is normal behaviour because I have not setup a domain yet...

Short question. I installed PHP version 8.05 on my server (Updates > Add/Remove Components). I go to Tools & Settings > Server Management > Services Management I see 3 PHP-versions listed. One of 'em is the one I just installed (8.05). All versions are disabled and can't be enabled. I do not...

Thanks. I'm going to do a reinstall now and install the new MariaDB before isnstalling Plesk. Think that will do better ...

@ChristophRo Nice contribution! :)

Interesting ... I am still testing some things and had to do a reinstall. This time I got the exact same issue as in your image. Apparently something changed in the Plesk-installer between a couple of weeks ago and this moment. Luckily, thanks to your post, I knew now how to solve it ;-)