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I have a VPS running Plesk (on a 32bit Centos 5, i think).

Plesk is currently at version 9.5.2.

The Updates section show there are new versions available:

Plesk Panel 10.0.0 Upgrading to the new control panel version

Plesk Panel 10.0.1 Upgrading to the new control panel version

Plesk Panel 9.5.3 Updating or adding new components

Plesk Panel 9.5.4 Updating or adding new components

Is it worth running those updates? I randomly come across posts by plesk users saying they've had issue with upgrade so I'm sure if it's really worth my time.

If it is, does it make sense to incremently run the update or install the newest directly? ie. go from 9.5.2 to 9.5.3 first, then 9.5.3 to 9.5.2, and so forth, or go to 10.0.1 directly.

EDIT: I'm aware that plesk 10.0 looks and act pretty differently to 9, i've got it on another VPS so i'm not worried about that

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Just make sure that your license covers Plesk 10.0 too! If that's the case I don't see anything harmful about upgrading, I've done that myself between Plesk 9.x versions (I don't have a 10.x license boo)

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@lynxman. How does one check if the license covers 10.0 as well? – Ben Jan 20 '11 at 22:12
It's tricky... if you didn't buy the license it's almost for sure that it'll only cover 9.x only, I personally didn't risk it – lynxman Jan 21 '11 at 0:21
I paid extra money for plesk through the hosting company. I'll check with them. Thanks for your input. – Ben Jan 21 '11 at 3:48
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