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simple Updater question

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christiannielse

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Hi

When clicking Server -> Updater five posts appears:

Plesk 8.1.0 <- current version
Plesk 8.1.1
Plesk 8.2.0
Plesk 8.2.1
Plesk 8.3.0

The last four posts are available for update.

Is it true that when clicking post #2 Plesk 8.1.1 will automatically be installed? and afterwards a list of available components will appear?

Or will it:
When clicking post #2 the only thing that will happen is that a list of available components will appear?

I dare not click to see and find out because problems will appear.
 
Don't worry when you click an above version you'll get a list of things again that need to be updated.

Make sure to
1) Pray a lot,
2) Backup,
3) Click the YES button :)
 
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