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For me Docker is working on CentOS 8 now.

Yes, but doesn't it feel 'outdated' in 2024 for example?

I don't know whether I should choose CentOS 8 now or Ubuntu 20.04 for my new Plesk installation that I want to be up and running for a few years.

Still happens on Ubuntu 20.04.1 Clean Installation of Plesk 18.0.32?

Quick update from my side: it doesn't seem to happen on Ubuntu 20.04.1.

Also happens on a clean installation.

I totally agree. Here is a Dutch version of the announcement: CentOS gaat zich op Stream-releases en niet meer op rebuilds van RHEL richten.

It's release week!

Same, me too. Wondering how long it will take them. Plesk Obsidian 18.0.32 is almost there, maybe it's added in this release.

May I suggest updating your depreciation table in that case? According to the depreciation plan, Plesk Obsidian 18.0.33 should be released in November which is now impossible.

It is already downloading some release information.

It's probably coming in a few days. Just give them some time.

Have you tried to install RarArchive as package name on the server if that exists? The error could be related to missing libraries. For example with GeoIP you have to install the Geo-Devel package and I believe for curl you need to install libcurl. I always try to install all *<name>* packages...

Ahhh, okay. Yeah I really can't wait to be able to use Docker again. Better Docker hurries a bit.

I am not sure whether this is sarcastic or not. Thanks, I guess?

This is very clear. It should indeed work as you showed, but it seems like Docker doesn't officially support CentOS 8 and that's in my opinion why you shouldn't want to use it yet.

I have banned IP's so I assume that Fail2Ban is working as expected.

They've officially released CentOS 8 support! https://docs.plesk.com/release-notes/obsidian/change-log/#plesk-18025

My bad, I forgot about that. I am sorry.

That's something I agree with. They could've just said that it has been delayed, even without giving a reason.