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Fedora: Server class install?

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dahamsta

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Installing Plesk for the first time over the weekend, will a standard server class install do or will it have to be custom?

Thanks,
adam
 
The release notes for each *nix version has a list of packages which must be installed before you install Plesk.

For FC3:
http://download1.swsoft.com/Plesk/Plesk7.5/FedoraC3/psa-7.5.4-fc3.build75051209.14.i586.txt

For FC2:
http://download1.swsoft.com/Plesk/Plesk7.5/FedoraC2/psa-7.5.4-fc2.build75051209.14.i586.txt

For FC1:
http://download1.swsoft.com/Plesk/Plesk7.5/FedoraC1/psa-7.5.4-fc1.build75051209.14.i586.txt

So if the server install does not include any of those packages, you will need to install those in addition to the server install.
 
Thanks jamesyeeoc. Do you know if the auto-installer will notify of missing packages?

(Sorry for the wet questions, first install.)

adam
 
You really don't want to run the installer first. But if there are missing packages, yes, it will throw out a bunch of warnings and errors, and of course, not install properly.

It's much better to have all required's installed first, to avoid possibility of a bad install from having to run the installer multiple times... (IMO)
 
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