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Upgrade to 8.1.1 on Debian 3.1?

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Hal9000

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Hello!
I see there are many problems upgrading from 8.1.0 to 8.1.1 for some people...
I'm interested on feeback for Debian systems, since I run Debian.
Are there any problems to expect there or does the upgrade work fine?
hal
 
I have similar concerns...

I have the same question. I see that I have 2 upgrades to perform to get my server current but I am extremely reluctant. I can't afford to down my server by attempting a flawed upgrade.

I just posted to the following thread...
"QMail Problem after upgrade to 8.1.1" in hope that a past upgrade experience will be of some help to current upgrade problems.

Hopefully someday the people at SWsoft will post accurate information about upgrade problems and fixes so that Paying-Customers won't feel like Beta-Testers abandoned in the desert...

It should be obvious that many of us attempting to use SWsoft products are in some type of hosting business, and have client's that are extremely intolerant of server related problems
 
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