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Plesk Compatibility

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FaintingSpells

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Hi, noob here, with a simple questions in regards to Plesk playing nice after certain upgrades with 3rd party software.

new to all this really, but i was wondering if say, I updated certain software, and how it'd effect Plesk if it did so, via yum etc

Running on:

Plesk 10.1.1

Apache: 2.2.3
PHP: 5.3.5
MySQL: Ver 14.14 Distrib 5.1.54
CentOS: 5.5 (final) (x86_64)

This is how the server came, haven't really done anything to it, mostly been informing myself on how to go about with everything and securing the server and whatnot etc etc

Right, say I update:

PHP from 5.3.5 to 5.3.6
MySQL from 5.1.54 to 5.1.56

That should be fine, right? No major upgrades, as oppose to something like upgrading MySQL from 5.1.54 to 5.5.10. I'd imagine i'd run into compatibility problems/issues with Plesk 10.1.1 then, if i upgraded to 5.5.10, possibly?

Anyone?
 
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