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meat1oaf
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Will this be fixed in the plesk backend? Or do I HAVE to use an older (less secure) version of mysql?
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meat1oaf
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Thank you - i no longer receive the database errors (although i am receiving others about SSL, i will post them separately), and after migration I see the database tables are correctly populated.
Please let us know when the problem is addressed. I am not sure if there are any security concerns with using Centos 5.3 without updates..
-Jason
Please let us know when the problem is addressed. I am not sure if there are any security concerns with using Centos 5.3 without updates..
-Jason
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CecilM
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OS problem
While setting up a new plesk (9.3.0) server, I tried to migrate my sites to the new server (fedora 11 x64). I also got exactly the same errors on ALL tables in the databases.
BUT Using plesk 9.3.0 in combination with fedora 8 x64 the where NO problems.
Maybe there is a clou for your development team.
BTW 9.3.0 is not in a test phase (commercial and quite exspensive at that) so everything SHOULD work!
While setting up a new plesk (9.3.0) server, I tried to migrate my sites to the new server (fedora 11 x64). I also got exactly the same errors on ALL tables in the databases.
BUT Using plesk 9.3.0 in combination with fedora 8 x64 the where NO problems.
Maybe there is a clou for your development team.
BTW 9.3.0 is not in a test phase (commercial and quite exspensive at that) so everything SHOULD work!
