cant upgrade from 7.0.4 to 8.1.1

[hesham55]

STOP psa-8.1.1-fc1.build81070322.17 upgrading AT Mon Apr 9 18:59:40 EET 2007
START psa-8.1.1-fc1.build81070322.17 upgrading AT Mon Apr 9 19:01:13 EET 2007
Setting the default locale
The default locale is set to en-US (ENGLISH, UNITED STATES)


===> Installing rbash
Checking that /bin/rbash registered as login shell...
/bin/rbash
/bin/rbash is already registered as login shell

mysqld (pid 11803) is running...
===> Installing psa database
Trying to check psa database... Trying to find psa database...
Trying to connect with admin account... connected
Trying to check psa database version... version is 0750
DATABASE ERROR!!!
Previous product version is 8.1.1, but previous database
version is 0750. In most of cases it is result of
previous upgrade try failure. Please, restore previous version
from backup, and try again or contact technical support.

ERROR while trying to check database version

Aborting...

 

[breun]

Check the release notes. You can only upgrade to 8.1.1 if you're running at least 7.5.4 (and make sure you're using the latest autoinstaller, or some things might not work that well afterwards). So, get to 7.5.4 first.

 

[hesham55]

thanks for replay
first, sorry about my language

you mean now i upgrade to patch 7.5.4, after that upgrade to patch 8.1.1?

 

[breun]

Yes.

 

[hesham55]

but i need a key for 7.5.4 or i can not use controlpanel install 7.5.4 after that install 8.1.1 directly without using controlpanel?

 

[breun]

I don't know if that will work. You might want to tell SWsoft you want to upgrade to 8.1.1 from 7.0.4 and request a temporary key for the upgrade.

Also looks like you're running Fedora Core 1. Although Plesk still releases Plesk upgrades for FC1, packages like apache and the kernel are not getting any upgrades anymore as FC1 is EOL. You might want to look into migrating to a maintained platform.

 

[hesham55]

ok
i well install fedora core6, is it stable and fast?

 

[breun]

Whether it's fast depends mostly on your hardware.

FC6 is supported now, but you'll need to migrate again in a year because only the latest two Fedora releases will receive updates to packages like apache and the kernel. I think most people running Fedora would be better off with CentOS 4 (CentOS 4 will receive updates until 2012).

 

[hesham55]

first very thanks for your help
now im downloading this file: CentOS-4.4.ServerCD-i386.iso
and i well install it, is it ok?

 

[breun]

Yes, that should be just fine.

 

[hesham55]

im planing to move domain manualy, copy files from httpdocs, dumping database, and i dont know how can i mone mailes, its not problem, but there are a way easay like patch or whatever?

sorry again about my language but i hope you understand me.

 

[breun]

Why migrate domains manually anyway? The Migration Manager is actually pretty handy.

 

[hesham55]

Details
Error log Cannot send scout to the remote host

Unable to connect to host 81.10.46.243: Connection refused

Keep the temporary files

 

[breun]

Can you SSH into 81.10.46.243 yourself using the credentials you entered in the Migration Manager?

 

[hesham55]

its work now
im not started ssh

 

[hesham55]

i have a big problem now

every minite this message apear

Message from syslogd@ns at Wed Apr 11 13:18:32 2007 ...
ns kernel: CPU0: Temperature above threshold

Message from syslogd@ns at Wed Apr 11 13:18:32 2007 ...
ns kernel: CPU0: Temperature above threshold

Message from syslogd@ns at Wed Apr 11 13:18:32 2007 ...
ns kernel: CPU0: Temperature above threshold

after some message the machine restart

and make migration again


this problem from centos

what can i do?

 

[hesham55]

please help
what about frontpage???????