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Hi, sorry for the long wait. We did not secure it manually it was secured by default plesk ssl self signed certificate. I just wondered why the option in the letsencrypt module would be available but not working. Since its only me working on plesk all of the time this is no big deal. It did work...
After several reboots and (not so sure what I did) different renewals and server-restarts the homepage is now correctly using the letsencrypt certificate.
Plesk panel still has the same issue of not getting the letsencrypt cert. Insists on using the Odin-generated Plesk certificate and does not...
The letsencrypt module fails to secure the (only) domain and the plesk panel on a fresh installed plesk system with a restored domain from backup (by Odin). There are currently just the default preinstalled plesk-panel default certificate under Tools->SSL Certs and the not working letsencrypt...