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Has anyone tried upgrading to build 80060803.13? Is this a pretty easy upgrade or does it involve a lot of steps? Right now I'm running Please 8.0.1 build 80060727.19 for FC4.
Why would this upgrade 'involve a lot of steps'? Just use Plesk Updater or the autoinstaller and they will take care of everything. I'm not running FC4 though, so I can't comment on this specific version.
I also do not see this available as an upgrade in the updater. I read the release notes for the rpm and it looked like there could be a lot of steps. Is there a way to install the rpm easily?
I wouldn't know what kind of rpm would take multiple steps to install. But I'd just use the autoinstaller/Plesk Updater to keep your installation up to date. I guess not all distributions have the same latest version.
Is there a different between the auto-installer and the plesk updater, or are they the same thing?
I don't really need the upgrade, I mainly just wanted to try it and see how it works. The release notes include the following updates:
1. [*] Security improvements
2. [-] Several API, Backup, Migration bugs fixed
3. [*] PHP5 support improvement. PHP5 support for several siteapplications
Too bad clicking those links don't give more detail on the updates.
What I'd really like to do is update Horde/IMP to the latest versions. Has anyone done this?