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Plesk 8.0 for Linux

qualispace

Regular Pleskian
Hello,

It has been a long time since the latest version of Plesk was rolled out. I have still not upgraded to the latest version for my servers as I feared the performance inconsistencies which normally happen after upgrading to new versions. I hope that Plesk may have fixed all the issues since then. I want to know if the time is ripe to upgrade to the Plesk 8.0 for my server.

Do reply me.
 
I held off for quite some time for the same reason, but I upgraded a couple weeks ago and everything seems to be running fine apart from Watchdog, which I don't give a **** about anyway. I also had to run a few module upgrades a few times, but that was more time-consuming than anything else.

SWsoft's responsiveness to my problems with this were predicatable btw: we don't support you, despite the monthly fee you pay us. They don't seem to get that it's their product and their responsibility. I wish someone would buy Plesk and sack the idiots responsible for these policies.

adam
 
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