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wickedmx

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Hi All

This has probably been asked many times but I have not seen any answer stating when this will be updated.

Has anybody heard when Plesk will correctly state the version of .NET that is actually installed on the server. I know that having 3 and 3.5 installed still works(as I have them installed and working fine), but having Plesk state that only version 2 is installed is very confusing from an end users perspective.

If there is a way of changing this detail, instructions on how to do so would be much appreciated.

Cheers
Matt
 
Hi Sergious

My question was not actually whether Plesk supports version 3.0 and 3.5 as I already know it does and, as mentioned in my initial thread submission, I have them installed and running successfully.

My Question was; when will Plesk correctly state that the additonal .NET library versions libraries are installed. Simply quoting the base framework is incredibly confusing for the end user and results in numerous tickets saying things such as " You told me version 3.5 is installed but my Plesk control panel is only telling me version 2.0 is installed".

It would be a very helpful function if Plesk aslo clearly stated that the additional libraries were installed if that is the case.

Regards
Matt
 
wickedmx said:
Hi Sergious

My question was not actually whether Plesk supports version 3.0 and 3.5 as I already know it does and, as mentioned in my initial thread submission, I have them installed and running successfully.

My Question was; when will Plesk correctly state that the additonal .NET library versions libraries are installed. Simply quoting the base framework is incredibly confusing for the end user and results in numerous tickets saying things such as " You told me version 3.5 is installed but my Plesk control panel is only telling me version 2.0 is installed".

It would be a very helpful function if Plesk aslo clearly stated that the additional libraries were installed if that is the case.

Regards
Matt
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