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Resolved Do I have to upgrade Plesk?

CobraArbok

Regular Pleskian
I have another VPS with Centos and Plesk 17.5.3.
Instead, my new VPS is with Ubuntu 17.10 and Plesk 17.0.17.
Why does this Plesk not update?
 
It may depend on the update & upgrade settings in "Tools & Settings". Normally, there won't be automatic updates from one release to another.

This command will install the latest microupdates of your release:
# plesk installer --select-release-current --reinstall-patch --upgrade-installed-components

An upgrade to a new release (this is not the microupdates for your current release, but the upgrade vom 17.0 to 17.5) can either be done through GUI (recommended option, click on the "upgrade" option on the start page)

or from the console where you can run
a) Pre-upgrade checker
# wget http://autoinstall.plesk.com/PSA_17.5.3/examiners/panel_preupgrade_checker.php
# /usr/local/psa/admin/bin/php panel_preupgrade_checker.php
b) Upgrade installation
# wget https://installer.plesk.com/plesk-installer
# chmod +x plesk-installer
#./plesk-installer --debug

Expect issues when doing the release upgrade.
 
Thank you, but I did not understand if I should do it from console or Plesk.
In "tools & settings" I have "General release (Recommended)"

What issues do I have to expect?
 
Issues can vary depending on your operating system, your individual configurations, extensions that have been installed. It is impossible to predict and there are different opinions on upgrades. Some have reported here that it went smoothly without issues, my business here has not seen an upgrade yet that did. I only mentioned it, because you should be aware that you might need some time after the upgrade for fixing a few things - all depending on the then current situation.

I personally prefer the console approach because I at least "feel" to have more control over the process. But the GUI approach is easier and might work for you as well.
 
I tried console, but I have an error

Code:
root@localhost:~#  plesk installer --select-release-current --reinstall-patch --upgrade-installed-components
Downloading file products.inf3: 0%
Downloading file products.inf3: 100% was finished.
Downloading file plesk.inf3: 0%
Downloading file plesk.inf3: 100% was finished.
Downloading file ppsmbe.inf3: 0%
Downloading file ppsmbe.inf3: 100% was finished.
Downloading file sitebuilder.inf3: 0%
Downloading file sitebuilder.inf3: 100% was finished.
Downloading file sso.inf3: 0%
Downloading file sso.inf3: 100% was finished.
Downloading file setemplates.inf3: 0%
Downloading file setemplates.inf3: 100% was finished.
Downloading file pp-sitebuilder.inf3: 0%
Downloading file pp-sitebuilder.inf3: 100% was finished.
Downloading file billing.inf3: 0%
Downloading file billing.inf3: 100% was finished.
Downloading file mysql.inf3: 0%
Downloading file mysql.inf3: 100% was finished.
Downloading file apache.inf3: 0%
Downloading file apache.inf3: 100% was finished.
Downloading file nginx.inf3: 0%
Downloading file nginx.inf3: 100% was finished.
Downloading file php71.inf3: 0%
Downloading file php71.inf3: 100% was finished.
Downloading file php70.inf3: 0%
Downloading file php70.inf3: 100% was finished.
Downloading file php56.inf3: 0%
Downloading file php56.inf3: 100% was finished.
Downloading file php55.inf3: 0%
Downloading file php55.inf3: 100% was finished.
Downloading file php54.inf3: 0%
Downloading file php54.inf3: 100% was finished.
Downloading file php53.inf3: 0%
Downloading file php53.inf3: 100% was finished.
Downloading file php52.inf3: 0%
Downloading file php52.inf3: 100% was finished.
Downloading file pmm.inf3: 0%
Downloading file pmm.inf3: 100% was finished.
Checking for installed packages...

ERROR: The product 'plesk' is not installed yet.

exit status 1
root@localhost:~#
 
Are you sure that Plesk is available on that machine? Or do you need to install it first? Because the error clearly says that Plesk is not installed on the system (for that reason it cannot be upgraded).
 
Shame on me, I am sooooo sorry!!! I was totally blind and did not pay attention to your OS version!

Ubuntu 17 is not supported by Plesk, and you wrote you had Ubuntu 17.10. in your first post.
For a list of all supported operating systems, please see this page: Software Requirements for Plesk
 
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