Can`t install Plesk 9.5.x on Fedora 11

[tupeu]

I have a VPS with Fedora 11 (x86) and i tried to install Plesk 9.5.x on it but it failed, it gives this error:

When i try to install Plesk 9.5.1:

ERROR: Unable to install the "psa-9.5.1-fc11.build95100414.15.i586" package.

When i try to install Plesk 9.5.2:

ERROR: Unable to install the "psa-9.5.2-fc11.build95100504.17.i586" package.

I was able to install Plesk 9.3.0 on Fedora 11 succesfully but then i could not upgrade to Plesk 9.5.x, update doesnt start:

Installation could not be started: Failed to check whether a new license key is available.

I only had 1(one) domain in Plesk at that time, it was fresh install, i tried to upgrade after Plesk 9.3.0 was installed

I didn`t have my key in Plesk when trying to upgrade, it was the default one from Plesk server !

 

[IgorG]

Key from Plesk 9.3.0 is not compatible with Plesk 9.5.x version and you should upgrade it.

 

[tupeu]

I have a valid key for Plesk 9.5 but i cant install plesk 9.5.x to Fedora 11 as i wrote above because of this error:

ERROR: Unable to install the "psa-9.5.1-fc11.build95100414.15.i586" package.

If i could install Plesk on Fedora 11 i would not need to upgrade from 9.3.0 to 9.5.x...

The question is: why i am getting that error ?

 

[IgorG]

Did you updated Fedora with yum before Plesk installation? Try to install Plesk on fresh FC installation and update it with yum after Plesk installation.

 

[tupeu]

First after rebuilding the VPS with Fedora 11 i tried to install Plesk 9.5.x WITHOUT first updating with YUM = ERROR

Then i installed Plesk 9.3.0 and i updated Fedora with YUM and tried to upgrade to Plesk 9.5.x but it failed = ERROR

 

[IgorG]

Did you tried to find any useful information in autoinstaller log /tmp/autoinstall3.log ?
And if it is Virtuozzo VPS why you don't use Virtuozzo EZ template for Plesk installation?

 

[morgan.goose]

seems to work if

you uninstall apache first. I looked in that log and saw it was stopping becuase it was already installed, or at least a higher version. So i just did yum erase httpd* and went forward. This is on a clean install on a virtuozzo container mind you. I doubt people will want to uninstall or similar on existing machines.