AlmaLinux 10 support

In addition: if you had DA already installed you must execute
Code: 
 build all d
command to rebuild after upgrade
 
Can said:
Do I need to do a clean installation to move from 9 to 10, or is it possible to upgrade directly?
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It is possible in most cases. In rare case you will be advised to install a new server, as your server might not support AlmaLinux 10.
 
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Active8 said:
In addition: if you had DA already installed you must execute
Code: 
 build all d
command to rebuild after upgrade
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My DirectAdmin setup is fully configured, and everything is ready.
Would it be okay if I used the following commands?

systemctl restart directadmin
systemctl restart lsws
imunify360-agent restart
cd /usr/local/directadmin/custombuild
./build update
./build php n
 
Can said:
Would it be okay if I used the following commands?
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After upgrade from AL9 > AL10 ?
Sorry don't understand your question, why do you want to execute those commands ?

If it is after upgrade you don't have to because its then already rebuild with all the installed components anyway (da build all)
 
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Active8 said:
After upgrade from AL9 > AL10 ?
Sorry don't understand your question, why do you want to execute those commands ?

If it is after upgrade you don't have to because its then already rebuild with all the installed components anyway (da build all)
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Thanks for your response.

I asked because I wanted to make sure everything (DirectAdmin, LiteSpeed, Imunify360, and my custom PHP builds 8.3 / 8.4) would run smoothly after upgrading from AlmaLinux 9 to 10 using ELevate.

I understand that the upgrade process already rebuilds the core system with all installed packages, but since I have some manually compiled PHP versions and LiteSpeed integrations, I thought running:

cd /usr/local/directadmin/custombuild
./build update
./build php n
./build rewrite_confs

after reboot could help re-link PHP with the new system libraries just to be safe.

So, basically I just wanted to double-check whether running those commands after the OS upgrade is harmless or unnecessary.
 
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