Upgrading Plesk 6.0.x to Plesk 7 RPM requires RedHat Linux 9 with Plesk 6.0.x RPM already installed on your system.
After upgrading your Plesk 6.0.x your Plesk 6.0.x license key will be saved and replaced by the Plesk 7 default license key. Please contact sales@sw-soft.com in order to receive the new Plesk 7 license key.
Log in
Log in as root to your system.
Stop Plesk's services
# /etc/init.d/psa stopall
Base upgrade
Upgrade the base Plesk RPMs from the directory 'base' in your Plesk archive:
It is necessary to upgrade all Plesk RPMs simultaneously by one rpm -Uhv <RPMs list> command, where <RPMs list> is the following list of RPMs.
Additional
In order to enable Plesk to provide additional functionality you can install a number of additional packages.
These packages are not required for Plesk to function properly.
If you plan to use server-wide MAPS spam protection, you should install following RPM from the 'opt/mail' directory
psa-qmail-rblsmtpd-0.70-rh9.build040407.22.i586.rpm
If you plan to use SpamAssassin spam filter, you should install the following RPMs from the 'opt/mail' directory
In order for your Apache to support FrontPage extensions it is necessary to install the following RPM from the 'opt/fp' directory in your Plesk archive:
frontpage-5.0-43psa.rh9.i586.rpm
To enable support for Apache::ASP, you should install the following RPMs from the 'opt/perl' directory in your Plesk archive:
In order for your server to support JSP and Java Servlet it is necessary to install following RPMs from the 'opt/java' and 'Third_Party' directories
If you plan to use PostgreSQL RDBMS, you should install the RPMs of indicated versions or higher from the RedHat 9 disc or you can obtain them at ftp://updates.redhat.com/9/en/.
In order for your server to support mailing lists through mailman it is necessary to install the following RPM of indicated version or higher from the RedHat 9 disc or you can obtain them at ftp://updates.redhat.com/9/en/.
mailman-2.1.1-4.i386.rpm
Completion
When the upgrade is complete, Plesk will have started automatically. You will be able to login to Plesk as before. All login names and passwords will remain unchanged.
If you used language pack for PSA 6.0.x, then you will need to install the language pack for Plesk 7 after upgrade, for the proper localization.
Any custom interface skins used for PSA 6.0.x control panel will not work properly with Plesk 7, as the skins formats are incompatible.
Plesk cannot enable user quotas on XFS partition during installation because such operation requires remount of XFS partition. In order to enable hard disk quotas on XFS partition you should manually remount it with usrquota option (additional information can be found on 'quotaon' man page).
You can install several pre-packaged Site Applications from from the 'opt/vault' directory in your Plesk archive. Site Applications can be installed through Plesk Control Panel or using rpm -ivh <RPMs list> (in this case, when done, you have to go to the Control Panel "Server" -> "Application Vault" page to refresh list of installed applications).