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As you can see here https://docs.plesk.com/release-notes/17.0/software-requirements/#s2-1 Ubuntu 16.10 is not supported. We support only LTS versions of Ubuntu.
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Hi nate,
even that the Ubuntu version you use is not supported by Plesk, pls. have a look at all Plesk installer - options:
As you can see, you have the choice to "override" specific basics, as for example:
Be informed that you only should use these options, if you are an experienced linux - administrator and that you may not get any support at all, when you use non-supported OS - versions.
even that the Ubuntu version you use is not supported by Plesk, pls. have a look at all Plesk installer - options:
plesk installer --help-options
As you can see, you have the choice to "override" specific basics, as for example:
Code:
--override-os-name <arg>
--override-os-vendor <arg>
--override-os-version <arg>
--override-os-arch <arg>
--override-environment <arg>Be informed that you only should use these options, if you are an experienced linux - administrator and that you may not get any support at all, when you use non-supported OS - versions.
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