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We have a stable 7.5.3 install running with Windows 2003 (latest patches), DrWeb, and SmarterMail 3.x.
We have watched the forums for user patching experiences, but have not yet decided that patching a stable 7.5.3 system is worthwhile, particularly with version 8.x looming on the horizon.
Yes, there are functional issue between 7.5.3 and SmarterMail, but we use the Plesk interface minimally, and not at all for SmarterMail management. We isolated and eliminated the bugs that presented themselves. For us, Plesk is little more than a convenient and cost-effective way of setting up new IIS sites and running server-based email antivirus. For everything else, we use the built-in OS or SmarterMail interfaces.
In essence, once we worked around the Plesk 7.5.x and the SmarterMail 3.x bugs, we are reluctant to fix what is no longer broken.
Thoughts, commentaries, criticisms, advice?
Thank you in advance for your replies.
We have watched the forums for user patching experiences, but have not yet decided that patching a stable 7.5.3 system is worthwhile, particularly with version 8.x looming on the horizon.
Yes, there are functional issue between 7.5.3 and SmarterMail, but we use the Plesk interface minimally, and not at all for SmarterMail management. We isolated and eliminated the bugs that presented themselves. For us, Plesk is little more than a convenient and cost-effective way of setting up new IIS sites and running server-based email antivirus. For everything else, we use the built-in OS or SmarterMail interfaces.
In essence, once we worked around the Plesk 7.5.x and the SmarterMail 3.x bugs, we are reluctant to fix what is no longer broken.
Thoughts, commentaries, criticisms, advice?
Thank you in advance for your replies.
