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Question ETA for Plesk Obsidian with Debian 10
- Thread starter Martin.H
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- debian 10 debian buster
IgorG I was so happy today seeing that 18.0.23 is beeing released. I understand that back in Nov 2019 noone exactly could say when Debian 10 (and before CentOS 8) will be supported.
Just wanted to ask if there are any news on this? No ETA but maybe how far things are.
Btw: 2 years in this forum now
In fact, work on CentOS 8 support turned out to be much more difficult than expected. Therefore, the CentOS 8 support release is still delayed. After that, our developers will begin work on supporting Debian 10.
Please be patient. We do everything to make you happy with the result of our work.
I think noone can exactly tell you. But let me quote @IgorG here:
CentOS 8 now is supported. But with some limitations. I'am also wainting for the exact same reason. So you are not alone. But we still have to wait. I'm pretty sure that you already could (unofficially) install it on Debian 10 but I would not do it for production servers
@IgorG are there any news on this? Maybe just a hint if it will take something about weeks or monthes?
We are going to set up servers soon and want to know if its worth the waitor if we can just start right away and later upgrade
Did they already started? Just some smal hints would be awesome
Thanks in advance!
@Martin.H I see that the story from the thread about Centos 8 is repeating itself. Constant questions about the timing, hints, ETA and so on. Believe me, I perfectly understand your interest and concern. I really appreciate your interest. Of course, work is ongoing, and as I wrote more than once in the topic about Centos 8, everything is very difficult and we cannot give any exact dates. And giving inaccurate terms is impractical neither to you nor to us, is it?
