Updates

[jshanley]

OK, but the link above is where the web-based updater downloads files. And that's the only file on that link that's marked the 27th, so that's got to be it

Look here for the FreeBSD 5.3 updater config file. This is what the updater reads to decide what is available. And as you can see (the lines with file= are the actual update file lists), there are 3 files in the list - the "core" Plesk 7.5.3 file, the hotfix from the other day, and now there is the sitebuilder update in that list.

-J

 

[Cranky]

It's just a new build, could be anything changed but it's pretty much always a positive change. I wouldn't worry about it if your 7.5.3 is working, otherwise you might as well upgrade. It's probably one of the changes in the release notes which didn't work in the first build, so they published a second build which does incorporate the changes in the release notes.

Just speculating ... but if your server has bugs you might as well upgrade, if not, don't.

 

[JLChafardet]

I have had a bad response since the last update, there is no way to make httpd to respond with the ioncube loaders.... it gave me a lot of errors.

I deactivated it, and works (httpd).

I will investigate further on my box to see what else is failing. and update here with the result and the solution (if find any LOL)

regards,

 

[Ysean]

for CentOS 3.3+

Welp... for having CentOS 3.3 support it sure refused to run the autoinstaller from the control panel. *scratches head* Anyway, the easy way to deal with all this is to make sure you have CentOS completely updated then temporarily changing /etc/redhat-release to state:
"Redhat release 3 (Final)"

This will allow the automated updater to run properly. just change it back afterwards.