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Plesk 10.0.1 panel upgrade resulted over 330MB server memory loss

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BrunoS

Guest
Hello Folks,

I have just upgraded to Plesk 10.0.1 and all went well, except I now have a lot less server memory. Simply stated, with Plesk 9.5 after an Apache reboot I had better that 700MB of free memory on a 1&1 1GB Cloud Server, but with the new panel I have only about 380MB available.

I now receive several red memory alerts daily, and 1&1 provides no clue as they will not compile this new panel for a long time to come, and so suggest Apache re-boots and downgrading to the previous panel, but not how.

I would appreciate if anyone could provide info if this can be rectified, and if not how to downgrade to the previous panel.

Thank you kindly for your help and suggestions.
 
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