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I don't really have a choice, so I'll have to go for it.
I am being told that the next version of Plesk will support MYSQL5, so until then, if Plesk breaks I will have to manually figure out to add email users, etc.. I only have about 3 websites to set up, ftp, and about 10 emails, so I may be able to muddle thru, but Plesk sure would make it easier. I also would like to use the Acronis backup feature I believe.
Alan
 
I would do that, but I don't know how to add domains, emails, etc without it.
Do you know of a good source for that knowledge?
RHEL4 is what I'm running.
I don't mind manually doing the work for a couple of months as I really don't need that much done, but I do need some done.
Alan
 
You could check out the free Webmin if you're not into setting up domains and mailboxes the 'normal' way (which is different for every piece of software of course, you'd have to check the docs) and want a web interface: http://www.webmin.com/
 
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