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Ubuntu Linux 6.06 LTS Support

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Hal9000

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Hello!

Is there any info about Plesk 8 support for Ubuntu 6.06 LTS, which will be released on thursday? Is this planned?

A Ubuntu 6.06 64 bit support would be also great, because at this time 5.10 is supported only in 32 bits... and the 64 bit server market is rapidly growing.

hal
 
I allready tried to install the old breezy package on dapper, and it doesn't work. I tried to install it manually too but that didn't worked too.

We really need to know if there's gonna be an installation package for Ubuntu 6.06 "dapper drake" :(
 
yeah and 64 bit support of ubuntu 6.06 would be awesome too...
currently there is no 64 bit support for a debian-based os from plesk :(
 
Well it seems we'll have to wait for a while or more.
But that's the prize when using non-open source products on open source systems :(

It would have been much more simpler if we could compile it ourselfs.
 
Originally posted by Hal9000
yeah and 64 bit support of ubuntu 6.06 would be awesome too...
currently there is no 64 bit support for a debian-based os from plesk :(

There is no official stable release of debian-amd64, so probably they will wait for Etch release.
 
Originally posted by dm__
There is no official stable release of debian-amd64, so probably they will wait for Etch release.

yeah, which will be released in 2008 :(
 
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