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Have 9.5.4 now, should I jump straight to lastest?

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I have updated Plesk 9.5.4 on centos(not so updated). Should I upgrade to 10.0.0, then 10.0.1, then 10.1.0, etc...to 10.3.0

OR

Could I just go straight to 10.3.0??

Actually, now that I look, when I click on 10.3.0 I get this message

Code:
ERROR: PleskFatalException Favorites Visited Pages Up Level 
 

     
AutoInstallerManager::get_install_tree() failed: AutoInstallerManager::fetch_install_tree() failed: AutoInstallerComponent, linked by AutoInstallerDependency, not found.

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0: common_func.php3:146
psaerror(string 'AutoInstallerManager::get_install_tree() failed: AutoInstallerManager::fetch_install_tree() failed: AutoInstallerComponent, linked by AutoInstallerDependency, not found.')
1: autoinstaller_components.php:31

When I click 10.2.0, I see the mnormal upgrade screen with the list of components. ANyway, should I go straght to 10.2.0 or upgrade to every version in between first?

Thanks.
 
You can perform direct upgrade to 10.3 version but you should use latest version of autoinstaller for you OS version. You can find and download it from Parallels site.
 
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