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ETA Centos 6?
- Thread starter Linulex
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Linulex
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there is rhel 6.0 support for plesk 9.5.4 so why wouldnt there be for centos 6.0 ?
If it doesnt come its bye bye plesk for me. when i am forced to start using a complete new user interface it wont be that abomination that is plesk 10. I can not afford to force my costumers to have to learn a new interface every 6 months.
regards
Jan
If it doesnt come its bye bye plesk for me. when i am forced to start using a complete new user interface it wont be that abomination that is plesk 10. I can not afford to force my costumers to have to learn a new interface every 6 months.
regards
Jan
Hm, you're right, I hadn't noticed that RHEL 6 is supported with Plesk 9.5.4. I had heard that support for RHEL/CentOS 6 would not come to Plesk 9, but apparently it already has for RHEL.
But you're not forced to use Plesk 10, right? EL5 is still supported. And every 6 months? Come on, Plesk 9 was released in 2008.
But you're not forced to use Plesk 10, right? EL5 is still supported. And every 6 months? Come on, Plesk 9 was released in 2008.
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