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Debian 6 (Squeeze) stable

Yes, we will support Debian new versions but later. You should understand that build for this new OS should be created and tested. It will take some time.
 
estimated time to arrival.. We are working out our upgrade path..Do we wait or go with an older version of debian.
 
We haven't Plesk version for Debian 6 yet and if you perform distupgrade of your Debian to 6 version - Plesk will be completely broken.
 
Any word on this?

Plesk is feeling more and more like Kloxo... Outdated and not supported well.
 
If you have Plesk installed to Debian 5 you can't upgrade OS to next major version because we have Plesk version for each OS version. Therefore Plesk for Debian 5 will not work on Debian 6.
 
IgorG said:
If you have Plesk installed to Debian 5 you can't upgrade OS to next major version because we have Plesk version for each OS version. Therefore Plesk for Debian 5 will not work on Debian 6.
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So then I would need to start over to use Debian 6, Plesk 10.2 (final)
 
Right.
You can install 10.2 on Debian 6.0 and migrate your Plesk from old installation on Debian 5.0.
 
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