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(Scott said (above) that Interworx was one of the "ideal" ones; PSA/INTERWORX/WEBMIN) I compared prices to upgrade my existing Plesk 8.6.0 server... buying was always better than leasing... Linux_Control_Panel_Pricing_Comparison_2012_Plesk_Interworx_DirectAdmin.png Over 5 years, Interworx ...

I'm considering just quitting Plesk... Looks like I'm going to need a new server to do the migration, and I know I want my new server to have ASL installed ($199/year). So, I wonder, of the other Control Panels that Scott mentioned above, which would be his "favorite"? * PSA * Cpanel * Dir...

(I have to do in-place upgrades... and figured step-by-step was the best way???)

Ok, just saw that my Plesk 8.6.0 will go END OF LIFE on Sep. 1, 2012. I will need to upgrade from 8.6.0 to 9.5.4 in the next 7 months (production server, CentOS 5.7, co-located box, 150 domains). Then, since 9.5.4 goes end of life in June 2013, I'll have to upgrade to 10.x.x again 9 months after tha...

I had a similar problem, but just removed all entries from /etc/yum.repos.d *except* atomic, got it installed, then added all entries back to /etc/yum.repos.d

Kalimari wrote:stayed on 9 (currently 9.5.4) on primary servers which host important projects

Do you know if 8.6.0 will (smoothly) upgrade to 9.5.4... if the day comes for me??? (I only have about 150 client domains)

mikeshinn wrote:If you have your eye on a CP we dont officially support, please let us know. We base our support on what everyone is using

I've been looking at ISPConfig:

http://www.ispconfig.org/

I'm still on Plesk 8.6.0... I wonder when they'll stop supporting it.

I sure hate the thought up upgrading it... it just sits there and works so well... all I have to do is "yum update" once a week...

I can't imagine that 8.6 -> 10.3 would go smoothly... my luck doesn't run that way...

Ok, I think I've found a solution... first I disabled the IUS repo from /etc/yum.repos.d: # mv ius.repo ius.repo.NOT Then, ran yum update: # yum update And instead of trying to install the mysql51-libs i386 5.1.59-1.ius.el5 to solve the dependency, yum used mysqlclient16.i386 0:5.1.57-1.el5.art to s...

Scott, since I'm getting a "conflict between attempted installs of mysql-libs-5.5.16-2.el5.art.i386 and mysql51-libs-5.1.59-1.ius.el5.i386", is it possible/safe to remove mysql51-libs? [indent]# yum remove mysql51-libs --no-deps[/indent] And then add mysql55-libs ??? (I'm running CentOS 5....

Hi, could someone tell me how to get around this mysql51-libs "installing for dependencies" problem? I'm trying to update mysql, but am being told I have a conflict between attempted installs of mysql-libs-5.5.16-2.el5.art.i386 and mysql51-libs-5.1.59-1.ius.el5.i386 (file /usr/share/mysql/...

I know eventually I will have some issue, and will come running to the Atomic Rocket Turtle for help... but right now, all is well, no problems for over 6 years... so I thought I would just say thanks to the Atomic Support Staff for the Atomic Repo that has kept my CentOS 5 and Plesk 8.6 box healthy...

Thanks Breun!!

Excellent, thx, then I'll stay with mysqlclient15 until I move to mysql 5.5, much appreciated.

Scott and everybody, I currently have Plesk 8.6.0, PHP 5.3.6, MySQL 5.1.58, but mysqlclient is: mysql-5.1.58-2.el5.art mysqlclient15-5.0.92-1.ius.el5 mysql-libs-5.1.58-2.el5.art mysql-server-5.1.58-2.el5.art I would like to remove the mysqlclient15 and do an atomic "yum install mysqlclient16&qu...