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Do you even understand what you're writing about? What panel did I supposedly switch to, and secretly at that? I still use Plesk even though I haven't worked at the company for a long time. And here I'm speaking as a private individual, not an employee. Or is it only you who’s allowed to express...

It seems Plesk really doesn’t care about anything anymore, considering that such content is allowed on its official forum...

The fact is, I won't waste time complaining or predicting the downfall of your product for years; I'll simply find an alternative and stop using that doesn't meet my expectations.

I also could never understand such an irrational dependence and obsession with this topic. It seems like it's something personal or, even worse. @HHawk admit it already, is that true?

Who told you I stopped using Plesk? I don’t work for Plesk, but I still use their control panel — just like I use the panel of the company I work for now.

You are right.

Really, stop clogging up the thread with your endless suffering and mockery. You've been doing it for about five years now and I wonder how the moderators still tolerate it. Yes, prices are going up. Yes, it hurts. Yes, fuel and meat prices at the shop are going up too. Yes, the world is unfair...

Someone who, for years, has done nothing useful on the forum but spread mudslinging and disparage Plesk, who has practically never come here seeking help with a specific issue, who has never contributed or helped anyone here - this person is now lecturing about the quality of technical support...

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@Mike99 I don't know what to say. I've been out of Plesk for a long time to give any advice, sorry.

Just wondering - is it enough? What about comparable functionality to Plesk? And what about the speed and quality of tech support? Don't get me wrong, I'm just wondering. I've been out of the Plesk orbit for a while now, but I work for a company that produces another hosting panel.

You have to find this software compatible with ARM processor architecture, or compile it yourself from source code that supports ARM architecture.

I'm sorry, but I'm not a Plesk employee.

I have no idea. I haven't worked at Plesk for over a year :)

https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/12377508651415

I posted the issue to github. In general, the point is that it is better to upgrade MariaDB to version 10.6 first, before running the script. After that the conversion was done. But now there are a lot of post-conversion issues. Now I'm sitting here fixing everything in order. It is especially...

The attempt was unsuccessful. After fixing the first error about libwebp7 package dependencies on the first stage, I see: # ./centos2alma Do preparation checks...exec: "mysql": executable file not found in $PATH Looks like mariadb is gone for some reasons...

Hmm... So, does it seem impossible to use this script for the DigitalOcean Plesk server?

I'm going to use it soon. I hope it will be without any disasters.

Write your slander. I haven't worked at Plesk for a long time