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up2date on Fedora 2

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Hi all,

quick question, is it safe to run up2date on a plesk 7.5.3 install?

If so what packages should be omitted?

or where can I find this info.

Thanks
 
It should be fine to run up2date/yum against all packages included in Plesk. The only things you should be concerned with, are any 3rd party scripts/packages you may have installed, as well as custom kernels.
 
Originally posted by serve-you.net
It should be fine to run up2date/yum against all packages included in Plesk. The only things you should be concerned with, are any 3rd party scripts/packages you may have installed, as well as custom kernels.

Thank you very much; no there has not been any custom updates done to this server. It is still new enough to be considered virgin.
 
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