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@opus68 , it's an upstream bug in MariaDB. It hasn't been fixed yet. I cannot provide an ETA at this point, as the fix depends on MariaDB rather than Plesk.
@Megaboss , have you checked if the MariaDB service is active?
I can confirm this; I have the same problem. The Plesk Repair Tool killed my database. Now I have to rebuild the entire server, including all client websites. That's going to be fun, rebuilding almost 500 GB of websites.
@Megaboss@RC-Devil if you can open a ticket with Plesk support for further investigation on your server, please do. I am unable to replicate the issue on a test environment, so the root cause might be somewhere else.
@Sebahat.hadzhi After the bug corrupted all databases, internal systems were also affected, as their databases were also damaged. This led to errors in the mail servers, Fail2Ban, and several other system areas. Rather than spend ages trying to fix everything, I opted for a clean install and restoration of all 30 websites from a backup. This only took me a weekend; a repair would have taken much longer.
Apparently, the days of bug-free updates are over.
I just stumbled into the same issue, updating MariaDB from 10.x to 11.8.6 worked just fine, but the Plesk Repair Kit reports:
[2026-03-28 19:51:33+01:00] ERROR: InnoDB tablespace file '/var/lib/mysql/ibdata1' is corrupted. The database has been stopped to prevent further damage. To avoid data loss, restore the database from a backup before attempting to start it again.
[2026-03-28 19:51:37+01:00] INFO: Repair of InnoDB corruption will require at least 2.7G of free disk space on / mount point. Currently 82G of disk space is available on it.
Luckily I did read this thread before initiating the repair, so the server and all websites on it are still running fine.
In other words, I did not run the repair yet.
The update process suggested in the Plesk backend (Tools and Settings / Database Server => Update to 11.8) didn't work, because the mariadb website changed their download URLs. But following the process described in Question - MariaDB upgrade via Plesk fails worked fine.
This machine is to some extend a test system, so @Sebahat.hadzhi , if you want to take a look and try to replicate something, let me know.