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Can i perform normal linux upgrade when running plesk

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netmax

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Dear Community,

i have set up a new rootserver using Plesk. My question is: How to handle system upgrades?

Can i install periodically all new system upgrades (which is recommended for server security) with "aptitude upgrade", or is there any risk that plesk won´t really work after this?

How do you deal with system upgrades when running Plesk on you servers?

Thanks,
Marco
 
Hello,

I did all my system updates regarding the Debian System via apt-get update && apt-get upgrade and encoutered no problems until now :)

If there are critical Updates I would suggest to look if there is a Plesk update available, too (via autoinstaller) so that you can install both updates and the Plesk system is able to work with your newly installed system components.

Br,

dkuwi
 
Be careful.

I'm facing one problem right now because of OS upgrades.

It would be nice to have some sort of upgrade advisor from Swsoft.

Right now we don't know which packages you can and you should upgrade.

If you don't upgrade, you can be exposed, if you do upgrade, you can break Plesk.
 
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