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Any word on Plesk support for FreeBSD 64bit?

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thedevilman

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I have looked around a bit and still see no news on support for Plesk with FreeBSD 64bit. Does anyone have an ETA, any news or info?

I was going to upgrade to a new server today with a 64bit CPU but i very much prefer FreeBSD. It looks like if i want that for my OS though, i will have to go with a 32bit installation for now. And i doubt that an upgrade to a 64bit version once Plesk supports it is really all that feasible. A re-image would be more likely needed sadly.

Anyhow, any news or info would be greatly appreciated.

thX,
-thedevilman

P.S. Once Plesk supports FreeBSD 64bit, would a later _upgrade_ from FreeBSD 32bit to 64bit be as unlikely an option as i suspect?
 
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