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But i am not sure if its save, as it brings up 175 MB+ things, including WHOLE PSA.

I have managed it succesfully on CentOS 4, but havent updated cuz i am not sure its save or not.

I am not testing it for plesk.

only for local testing.

Well, I have ordered a system based on CentOS4 after considering your advises.

You are right, i m on to run a business, not a server


I will set a couple of test boxes in house for FC5 and BSD6.0 (though in ISP its the great thing to chose :: as per my experience).

whatz the news?

shall i update the yum.conf for 8.0?

Reason is that i have good hands on FC, and FC4 will last at least till the mid of next year.

So I am taking the chance.

But i will test a box on FBSD. CentOS i will test locally.

I decided for FC4 atm.

I will keep on learning bsd, and after six months i might opt for a new server based on it (if i will think i should).

In open developments, life cycles are very short. This is not a windows world, where 95 releases, and afte 2 and half years next version comes. Or there is no time frame when the Vista (if ever) will be released. So that is exapactable thing, the only thing that i have seen so far is OVER using reso...

Well, If i take a closer look at what I need, I want all the following as posted by you. Efficient Web Serving Security Administration Simplicity ON Fedora, its easy to manage in many areas, but the probem is Load on server. It always take upto 98% of the RAM. And more the sites are on it, the more ...

Well, after a year of wrestling with Fedora Core 2 (and seeing the pipeline of development) I decided to get my next server on Free BSD, and as 6.0 was available, and Plesk 8.0.0 released, i opted for it. Is it a good idea? Yum is not there UP2Date is not there And I am kinda lost, but I have person...

what it will be available?

I upgraded a box that have 110+ active domains on it.

Scott is right, there is issue for qmail and spamassisns, i have to remove it to get psa installed.

note for scott:

hope to see update for the YUM.conf?

that is the ultimate and relatively best way to move. get a new server, get new OS, move data to that server, and retire old one.


and that is what i am going to do now (great chance to upgrade all my servers)

sorry, i meant upgrading the existing system on fc 2 to fc3.

i've a box, with Plesk 7.5.4, FC2, updated and upgraded through ART rpm. I am planning to move to FC3 (if possible, FC4), I am totally lost about doing it. I have 100+ domains on the server and really need to upgrade ASAP without losing the data (please do not ask why I want to upgrade). I can have ...

dear all;

this thread is for JOOMLA problem, mySQL problem is totally differnt.

please do not hijack the thread, and let the joomla thingie get solved.