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From latest Plesk release: Third-Party Component Updates MariaDB 10.6 is now supported.

So I adapted this one to see if it would grab a script: wget https://plesk.zendesk.com/hc/article_attachments/360022419980/mariadb-10.6-upgrade.sh && chmod +x mariadb-10.6-upgrade.sh But it's not found — meaning the script is not yet available. So can I have an updated routine to make this...

OK, cut to the chase: Running MariaDB 10.5. Want to upgrade to 10.6. Running latest Plesk on a CentOS 7 server. What's the full command I should use to manage this update? I'd rather not interpolate from the above problems. Peace, Gene

So I go through the manual process that I did to go to MariaDB 10.5? Or are we past that? Or is there a better way?

I'd rather be second than first for that one. I'm already using PHP 8.1 on some of my domains in terms of experimentation, but on the remaining four there are issues, so I'll leave it be until a few issues are resolved (largely WordPress themes).

Now that MariaDB 10.6 has moved further along ind development, are there issues in upgrading at this point?

I was thinking there were some prebuilt entries in php.ini, but no matter. I found some tuneup tips so we'll see how it goes. Thanks.

That doesn't give you direct access to the php.ini file to edit anything. It's just entering custom code for a specific domain. And the php.ini settings available in the main control panel for the entire server don't show any for APCu. Most of our domains run essentially the same PHP settings...

Yes, but I cannot find any way to adjust any of the settings of the module. It is not visible in the php.ini file accessible from the control panel for PHP 8.

So far so good, except that I cannot see any way to adjust settings in php.ini. Yes it's restarted.

Does this need Nextcloud to add APCu to PHP 8? I tried the technique IgorG posted above and got: [root@server /]# apt install plesk-php80-dev make gcc -bash: apt: command not found [root@server /]# yum install plesk-php80-dev make gcc Loaded plugins: fastestmirror Loading mirror speeds from...

I'm getting error messages related to our databases: Warning: Database "wp_opnyo" @ESCAPE_VALUE_END@</code> </div> <div class=""> <b>Warning:</b> <b>Database</b> "wp_kadny"<br/> <code...

I'm running into an issue where Add or Remove Components won't load. It's not a firewall issue. It worked till now it doesn't. Using Version 18.0.40 Update #1.

OK, I see the problem. The link provided in Step 3 to obtain the distribution is wrong when configured for version 10.5. The site gives a 404. I'm surprised this hasn't been discovered. Can someone post a correction? Peace, Gene

I tried the instructions on upgrading to MariaDB 10.5 from 10.3 on the Ubuntu installation. Went through all the steps, and ended up with — MariaDB 10.3. So can I have a basic 1-2-3-4, etc. set of directions of what I missed. Running latest Plesk 18.0.39, etc. Peace, Gene

I'm not at all sure what this had to do with our problem, which was clearly a permissions issue caused by the migration from cPanel to Plesk. I think we fixed that when I deleted the WP-Content folder on the affected blog and replaced it with a backup from the original installation. I was able...

Thanks, Peter. I think we're into something.; I deleted the entire WP-Content directory, since that's where errors were flagged, and replaced it with a backup from the original server. I think we're OK now. I do have some issues with it and another site, using a similar theme, in mobile mode...

From Safari Develop menu for macradio.net: Home page: [Error] Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 403 () (external-tracking.min.js, line 0) [Log] JQMIGRATE: Migrate is installed, version 3.3.2 (jquery-migrate.min.js, line 2) [Error] The source list for Content...

It's only on that particular WP installation. The others I imported from the old server, plus two XenForo forums, a MyBB forum, and a Dada Mail mailing list, were all perfect. Not fully skilled on all the ramifications. Where do I find that? Peace, Gene

1. The options table is correct. 2. PHP versions are the same. 3. I don't use WordPress Toolkit. Peace, Gene