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Resolved New install of a server - Plesk version?

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nucknuck

Basic Pleskian
Hello all you helpful people out here!

I want kindly ask which version of Plesk I should use for a clean new installation?
Is 17.0.x now "final" , "stable" or what ever for production environments?

Or can I even use 17.5.x branch?

I´m a little bit confused about the versions... there is even a 17.8.x...
 
Hi nucknuck,

nucknuck said:
Or can I even use 17.5.x branch?
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You should consider to use and install the current ( latest ) STABLE version, which is currently 17.5.30 :)



nucknuck said:
I´m a little bit confused about the versions... there is even a 17.8.x...
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17.8.1 is in PREVIEW state, which means, that it is a TESTING version, which you should never use on production servers ( well, it's certainly YOUR choice, but it is not recommended. :p )


Btw. ... you are not the only one being confused/irritated about the current "Onyx - mixing - versions - changelog" - handling, but I really hope, that Plesk will step back to old structures soon, to avoid such confusions/irritations. ;)
 
UFHH01 said:
You should consider to use and install the current ( latest ) STABLE version, which is currently 17.5.30 :)
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I'm sorry I'm correcting you, but you're wrong:

# grep Stable /root/parallels/plesk.inf3
<release_1 id="PLESK_17_0_17" name="Plesk Onyx 17.0.17 (Stable)" version="17.0.17"
.....
<release_1 id="PLESK_12_5_30" name="Plesk 12.5.30 (Stable)" version="12.5.30"
.....
<release id="PLESK_12_0_18" name="Plesk 12.0.18 (Stable)" version="12.0.18"
 
Thank you... so actually the current actual and stable version would be 17.0.17.

What about 17.5.x - would it be worth to wait some more days or a few weeks?
Or will it be months before it will get stable status?
 
nucknuck said:
What about 17.5.x - would it be worth to wait some more days or a few weeks?
Or will it be months before it will get stable status?
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It depends on many different internal factors. Therefore we can't provide any exact ETA when we announce 17.5 as Stable.
 
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