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The big change in MySQL 5.5 was multi-core support. So it's definitely not just a version bump. And Oracle just announced 5.6 so expect 5.1 to go EOL before the end of the year. It's more than that. They also replaced MyISAM with InnoDB as the default storage engine and InnoDB performance was impro...

The Plesk 10.3.0 release notes mention MySQL 5.5 under 'Third-party components upgrades': http://download1.parallels.com/Plesk/PP10/10.3.0/release-notes/parallels-plesk-panel-10.3.0-for-linux-based-os.html I don't know if this means that 10.3 is the first version of Plesk which is compatible with M...

It's fixed in Plesk 10.2:

61. [-] Issue resolved: If MySQL 5.5 was installed on the server, Panel installation or upgrade failed because Panel tried to use a deprecated option to configure it.

http://download1.parallels.com/Plesk/PP ... htm#10.2.0

breun wrote:What version of Horde is distributed with Plesk 8.6? We don't run any Plesk 8.6 servers ourselves anymore. Does anyone know if Plesk 9.5's version of Horde does work with PHP 5.3.6?

I thought the Horde update in Plesk 9.5 added PHP 5.3 support.

PHP 5.3.6 is released. It's a bugfix release with more than 60 issues fixed, but like always there are also some security fixes.

http://www.php.net/archive/2011.php#id2011-03-17-1

no those dont touch the running daemon. Out of file space or some permissions problem perhaps? Its certainly not a packaging issue. That error is coming from the operating system. We're only using 20% of our file space and I'm doing everything as root. Strange, as it's the first time I get that err...

scott wrote:Hmm, selinux maybe? that kind of cpio error means it cant extract the file.

It's disabled. Can it be because I didn't stopped Apache before running the upgrade? I guess that shouldn't be an issue for yum/rpm.

From /etc/selinux/config :
SELINUX=disabled

Fixes are backported , so that package isn't exactly the code that was released in 2006. And new bugs were probably intr][quoteoduced since. :) I mean bugfixes, not security fixes. Red Hat isn't backporting everything, otherwise they would have called their last update 2.2.17 :) Btw: any idea why t...

So, what's the benefit of 2.2.17 again? :) Almost 5 years of bugfixes as 2.2.3 was released in 2006. And making room for 2.3 in atomic-testing. But no big new features indeed. I just tried to install it, but it didn't went as planned like with PHP or MySQL: ... Running Transaction Installing : http...

We'll do the same thing for apache. There will be a wiki page just like the PHP and Mysql ones with any extra steps (there are some deprecated modules for example) you'll have to do. The deprecated modules should normally give a clear error when restarting Apache :) Are there any other important th...

Is there an upgrade guide on the wiki like with PHP and MySQL? Or is "yum upgrade httpd" all you need to know? :) Has anyone some experiences about the performance of 2.2.17 compared to the default 2.2.3? Or any other changes worth knowing about? For reference: http://www.apache.org/dist/h...

scott wrote:I know for a fact that plesk is not compatible with 5.5 yet

That's a problem indeed
What's the exact issue with it?

in that case maybe the path forward is to use atomic-bleeding (we almost never ever use this channel, even internally) for all the latest packages, ie: httpd 2.2.17, mysql 5.5, php 5.3, etc. New packages like maria & drizzle could always go to the atomic channel since they don't overlap. Any pl...

+1 for including PHP 5.3. We are using the atomic-testing packages for some months now without any problems.

A suggestion: create an Xcache package. It's getting increasingly popular as a faster/lightweight PHP opcode cache

And again a small update, released yesterday: Parallels Plesk Control Panel 8.6.0.2 for Linux/UNIX is released. What's New 1. [-] Watchdog not sending mail confirmation that service has been started bug is fixed. 2. [-] Statistics crashes with segfault error during Apache logs processing bug is fixe...