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Which directive exactly was changed? All I see is innodb_flush_log_at_trx_commit = 2 - that should not cause any issues.
Also: Anything in error logs? What is the error connecting? (plesk db)
Is the socket there? Can you successfully authenticate?
Can confirm patch 10->11 without a hitch. Is MDB running at all? What InnoDB instructions break the server? Anything in error logs? What is the error connecting?
I'd presume this is from either IO usage causing high IOWait or CPU from whatever Plesk uses to sync files (rsync iirc). Have you considered various mitigations or limits like CGroups or even Nice/IONice?
I'd get them a VPS or even another dedicated server. Plesk doesn't and can't manage gameservers, though if you get one running in docker, Plesk can manage the container...
The "industry standard" is cPanel, so that's what your typical shared hosting provider is going with. Plesk is primarily used either because of price, or a specific niche use case. I detest cPanel and working with cPanel, and making any changes that would be necessary would be a royal PITA which...
As do I. We keep plesk-core/mariadb protected as a safeguard. I'm not aware of a Ubuntu/Debian equivalent though.
Not really. eg:
MariaDB bundles mytop, with a binary under /usr/bin/mytop. /usr/bin/mytop contains a special change to make it work with MariaDB.
User comes, runs yum/apt install...
AFAIK, MDB maintains mytop actually (Packt Subscription | Learn more for less)
But the point is mytop here is part of the MariaDB package. Apt can't make any assumptions about what should, or might work.
But mariadb wants mytop v1 (example). Apt wants to install mytop v2. mytop isn't a "dependency" of MDB here - its literally part of the package. Apt can't reasonably just "upgrade" the package - for one, I'm guessing it's not a completely version and instead slimmed down. I'd also guess MDB has...
Not quite sure what you mean.
Take this example on a more basic level - MariaDB bundles mytop located at /usr/bin/mytop. You want to install another mytop package that also places its binary located at /usr/bin/mytop. What do you do?
1. Remove the current package
2. Return an error on installation