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How Do I Upgrade my Linux Dedicated Server to Plesk 8.0?

If you have a Fedora 2 dedicated Linux server, you can upgrade to Plesk 8.0 and begin using the enhanced features of the control panel interface.

NOTE: This upgrade is NOT recommended. There are issues with upgrading a Fedora 2 account to Plesk 8.0.*. If you perform this upgrade the new system will NOT be supported.

NOTE: This process can take up to 30 minutes to complete. When the installation is complete, you need to acquire a new Plesk key from our customer support.

To Upgrade Your Linux Dedicated Server to Plesk 8.0

1. Log in to your server using SSH.
2. Type this command to download the Plesk 8.0 Auto Installer:
   wget http://download1.swsoft.com/Plesk/Plesk8.0/FedoraC2/
   psa_installer_v3.0.2_build060704.16_os_FedoraCore_2_i386
3. Type this command to change the permissions for this file:
   chmod 755 psa_installer_v3.0.2_build060704.16_os_FedoraCore_2_i386
4. Type this command to execute the file:
   ./psa_installer_v3.0.2_build060704.16_os_FedoraCore_2_i386
5. On the Welcome to the Plesk Installer page, type n to go to the next page.
6. On the Select Plesk Software Source page, type n to go to the next page.
7. On the HTTP Proxy Setup page, type n to select the defaults and go to the next page. This tells the updater that you are not using an HTTP Proxy.
8. On the Plesk Release Selecting page, press 3 to select Plesk 8.0.1., then type n to go to the next page.
9. Your current version is confirmed, and the installer asks if you want to upgrade now.Type y to confirm the upgrade.
10. On the Installation Type page, type n to upgrade the default components. This can take a few minutes to process as Plesk inspects the installed packages.
11. The Check for Free Space page displays the amount of space required for the upgrade and the remaining space on the account. If the space required is less than the space available, type n to go to the next page.
12. On the Preparing System for Plesk Installation page displays the additional packages that you need to install. Type n to go to the next page. Plesk will begin to download and install the necessary files.
13. When the install is complete, contact customer support for a new Plesk key.

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