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I have upgraded two servers to MariaDB 11.4 from 10.11 with no issues, but I found the manual instructions found here (click the Manual Procedure tab (instead of using the built in Plesk UI upgrader)). Both server are running Debian 12.

OK. I'm running it successfully in parallel on local test server. Unable to do the next steps to migrate fully over to Rspamd, as unsure how to proceed. Awaiting a follow up "Next Steps" guide please.

Thanks for that @Jürgen_T. Will give that a go on my local test server. When will you be posting the next steps (shown at bottom of current guide) ?

@Jürgen_T are you able to post setup instructions on how to do this please. Willing to try this on my local Plesk server, before deploying it to my live Plesk server.

I've just rebooted the server and memory & swap usage is now being reported again in Plesk. Also, the free command now works. No update to procps yet, still v4.0.2-3. Weird.

OK thank you. That helps with the domain and subdomains. What about access to Plesk itself (which is on a subdomain, but subdomain doesn't actually exist in Plesk domains list)? ie: Server hostname is set to something like: plesk.server.com.

This is still not resolved. I can add my external IP to the domain & subdomains 'Domain > Hosting/DNS > Apache & nginx' settings, but doesn't CloudFlare change the IP to theirs, if so this will stop me accessing the server completely. Any way of getting CloudFlare to forward the correct IP...

I upgraded from Debian 11 to 12 almost six months ago. How long does Debian take to move stuff from testing branch to main branch (as the procps 4.0.4-8 was put into testing branch back in April 2025) ? I don't have my Plesk licences directly from Plesk. Purchased them from an authorised...

Tried to fix myself with procps-4.0.4-8_amd64.deb file but it failed and had to revert back to procps 4.0.2-3. Can someone please explain how I manually fix this, as the fixed version of procps (4.0.4-8) is not yet in the main branch for Debian 12.

@Kaspar how do I apply the fix manually, as having trouble understanding what you linked in your reply.

Any update on how to manually fix this issue please, as I can't make much sense of what's been linked.

Also, I'm running Debian 12 on a bare metal server not a VPS.

How do I fix manually? Can't make much sense of the linked bug report.

Plesk isn't reporting memory or swap usage. The free command doesn't work in SSH/CLI either, getting free: Unable to create meminfo structure swapon -s works and shows the 3x 12GB swap partitions (Total: 36G). Any ideas on how to fix ?

Try this instead for the cockpit sub-domain... or for HTTPS (if subdomain has SSL certificate installed)...

Plesk does warn about backports being enabled and says to disable them during Plesk updates...

Many thanks for that. I have enabled backports on both of my Plesk servers.

OK. Many thanks. Is it safe to leave the backports repo enabled, as I do recall Plesk usually disables it for some reason.

Issued resolved for uploadprogress PECL. All I did was enable backports and then apt clean then apt update. I then tried to install the uploadprogress PECL for PHP 8.4 in Plesk and it installed without issue. Just wondering about the other issue now...

Login to Plesk > Tools & Settings > PHP Settings > 8.4.5 FPM application > Extensions (tab) > Mage PECL Packages (button) In search box enter upload, then click + button next to 'uploadprogress (2.0.2)' PECL package. This then leads to this (above mentioned issue)...