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I think it is probably safe to run # mysql_upgrade (a recommended solution step if the database server was upgraded and does not restart afterwards), but maybe you should take a look into the installation log files of the upgrade first. Something must have went wrong during the upgrade. You will probably find details on the database scheme upgrade in /var/log/plesk/install/plesk_17.8.11_installation.log . Please look for the plesk_17.8.11_repair.log log, too and autoinstaller3.log. It would be good to find out more detailson the database upgrade or other errors associated with the upgrade, specifically operating system uprades.
# mysql_upgrade
Version check failed. Got the following error when calling the 'mysql' command line client
ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock' (2)
FATAL ERROR: Upgrade failed
plesk_17.8.11_installation.log does not report any error, plesk_17.8.11_repair.log does not exist, the only interessting info may be in the autoinstaller3.log:
This seems to be a rather severe issue with MariaDB. There must be more details in some log on it, because if the database server wasn't touched, it would still work. If you cannot find the entries that identify the error, the last resort is probably official Plesk support.
I dont have access to official support because I have bought the license from my host. I am running out of time, have to bring the server online in the next hours.
I am afraid that I have to set up a new linux now if no wonder happens...
You can buy support at approximately 10 $/month from Plesk when you have a licence from a Plesk partner. See details here: How to get support directly from Plesk?
Thank you Peter, I tried the official support, but he linked me to some posts which I already knew an can be found in google. So I was forced to make a new installation of linux and plesk on my webserver and backup the domains. Anyway, maybe this was the better solution at least, if one issue comes with an update, it can turn out to be a never ending story of issues, so I am ok with the new installation.
If somebody is reading this, I repeat the mantra here: If you make an mayor update of plesk, always backup and be prepared and able to make a new installation from scratch. Otherwise you are f*cked up.