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Hello, everyone!
I've got to update a Plesk installation from 9.5.4 to 10.x. So, since previous SysAdmin didn't leave a develepment machine, I installed a virtual machine using VirtualBox running Centos 5.2 and Plesk 10 to try it under a development environment before updating on production server.
I want to upgrade Plesk 9.5.4 to Plesk 10.x on production server but I'd love having a B-Plan if it fails when I use the CLI updating tool.
Plesk 10 installation seems to be done perfectly without minor issues.
Now that computers circumstances are clear my questions are:
1º If I use "pleskrestore" tool to restore a previously well made backup from 9.5.4 to 10.X, Will it do the job?
2º Will 9.5.4 license work under 10 versions?
3º If I use the parameter "--license" while restoring, will it cause an error on "Production Server"?
4º Can they (licenses) co-exists temporarily while I test that my services work properly under Plesk 10?
Note: If this works properly I will try using a newer CentOS version, of course.
Thank you very much and my apologies if I've done too many language mistakes.
I've got to update a Plesk installation from 9.5.4 to 10.x. So, since previous SysAdmin didn't leave a develepment machine, I installed a virtual machine using VirtualBox running Centos 5.2 and Plesk 10 to try it under a development environment before updating on production server.
I want to upgrade Plesk 9.5.4 to Plesk 10.x on production server but I'd love having a B-Plan if it fails when I use the CLI updating tool.
Plesk 10 installation seems to be done perfectly without minor issues.
Now that computers circumstances are clear my questions are:
1º If I use "pleskrestore" tool to restore a previously well made backup from 9.5.4 to 10.X, Will it do the job?
2º Will 9.5.4 license work under 10 versions?
3º If I use the parameter "--license" while restoring, will it cause an error on "Production Server"?
4º Can they (licenses) co-exists temporarily while I test that my services work properly under Plesk 10?
Note: If this works properly I will try using a newer CentOS version, of course.
Thank you very much and my apologies if I've done too many language mistakes.
