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I would recommend that you do a search of the forums next time as this has been answered in http://talk.plesk.com/threads/new-install-12-5-perl-and-python-not-installed.335323/
To sum it up, Python is not installed by default nor offer through Plesk, if you want to install it, you would need to download it and install it yourself on your server and it will work perfectly find based off of Plesk's Software Requirements.
You can download it from here and you can learn more about how to install/configure it here.
This does mean you will need to have remote desktop access to the server in question.
To sum it up, Python is not installed by default nor offer through Plesk, if you want to install it, you would need to download it and install it yourself on your server and it will work perfectly find based off of Plesk's Software Requirements.
You can download it from here and you can learn more about how to install/configure it here.
This does mean you will need to have remote desktop access to the server in question.
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