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Resolved Plesk Update Dependency Issues

Edi Duluman

Basic Pleskian
This happened on other servers I've had some months ago, but it seems to have "fixed" by itself, at some point, as all the other 4 servers are just fine. I have this last one which keeps on returning the same error.

I've tried apt-get update and apt-get -f install as mentioned in the logs, to no avail. Log can be seen here: Execution failed. Command: autoinstaller Arguments: Array ( [0] => --sel - Pastebin.com

Any clue? Only thing to note is that the main domain of the plesk panel is not pointing towards the IP where the server is. But I can't see any problems this could cause, aside for Let's Encrypt.

Please advise.
 
Do you have any custom apt repositories enabled on the server?

What's the output of:
Code:
cat /etc/os-release
cat /etc/plesk-release
apt update
apt list --upgradable
 
I'm sorry, I was on mobile, couldn't include the above initially.
I have fixed it now, it seems that an entry from sources.list was not alive anymore from the server provider I'm using ( specifically jessie-backports on hetzner )

Have been able to run:
Code:
apt-get upgrade (fixed the mariadb server minor from 37 to 38
apt-get autoremove

Then used the autoinstaller, all good :)
 
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