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Which MySQL license inside Plesk?

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logicfocus

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Hi,
MySQL made some modifications to their license program this week. I'm trying to find out what version is included with Plesk so that my license and my customer's license are OK.

Is the MySQL license with Plesk GPL or Commerical?
Is the MySQL a certified version?
Does our license allow us to upgrade to newer versions of MySQL? (Even if they are not officially supported yet?)

Many thanks,
- Jim
 
On linux Plesk can use any MySQL license and work ... MySQL doesn't come with Plesk, Plesk just configures the version you are using.
 
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