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And yep - we've changed the icon ;)

Hi all. The new version of SSL It! has been released. Full changelog: Change Log for Plesk SSL It! 1.0 SSL It! - Plesk Extensions Highlights: Indicator that shows the current TLS/SSL status of your domain right on the Domain Overview page: Improved certificate selection screen. Now...

Sorry, didn't catch what the problem is, could you provide details?

Hi. Plesk 17.9 Preview #13 has been published. Release Notes: Change Log for Plesk How to install the preview build Try Plesk Now Highlights Ability to gracefully stop the auto-installer from Plesk Panel This is about an old known issue with a locked auto-installer: if auto-installer is...

Hi. We’ve released Repair Kit 1.1.0: Repair Kit - Plesk Extensions The main features of the release are Disk I/O and improved filters in the Process List module. Changes: 1.1.0 (19 February 2019) [+] The extension now collects disk I/O data and shows it on the process list. [+] Added the...

Spoiler: And a technical detail about this: Repair Kit doesn't form these messages, it receives the messages from plesk repair CLI utilities. Thats why we can't, for example, provide here a link to the subscription - Repair Kit extension has no idea what the error message states. Also, to...

This is that very issue with Plesk Core I've mentioned above. We're working on it now. Most probably, the only solution we can offer here is to ignore ECDSA option for panel/mail-server certificate.

The plan was to do it in this release ;) But there are technical troubles - certificate management is Plesk Core responsibility. The extension can issue two certificates, but it can't install them on the same domain - Plesk Core supports only one certificate per vhost. The extension can...

Hi! We’ve released Let’s Encrypt Extension 2.7.3 with a couple of bugfixes. Changelog: 2.7.3 (24 January 2019) Increased stability of issuing ECDSA certificates. The "Keep your websites secured with free SSL/TLS certificates" option no longer occasionally incorrectly prolongs an issued...

A teaser ;) What do you think?

Hi. We’ve released Let’s Encrypt Extension 2.7.2: Let's Encrypt - Plesk Extensions Changelog: 2.7.2 (17 January 2019) In Plesk for Linux 17.8 and later, the extension now supports issuing ECDSA certificates. To have the extension issue certificates signed with ECDSA, add the following lines...

Hi @yabado. Good feature. I see technical challenges here, so, I don't think it can be easily implemented. How do you solve this issue right now?

Hi. This issue is fixed in the new version of the Git Extension: http://extore.pp.plesk.ru/packages/278a186d-8d15-440f-9865-b5a177599a9a-git

Ok, thanks for the case, very interesting :) I still think that "Keep secured" feature could be quite convenient for your case - you just say "hey, Plesk, keep my websites secured" and forget about it :) The only issue I see here - if you have a lot of subdomains, you can reach LE limits...

Also, what do you think about the icon? ;)

Hi! We've released the first version of the SSL It! extension. https://ext.plesk.com/…/3c4117f6-c05c-4d3b-9173-60f10096a9c… The goal of the extension is to cover SSL-related aspects. In this version you can: 1. overview the status of SSL certificates for the domain, including subdomains and...

I guess, the SAN part contains several *.<domain> records, am I right?

Hi. We've released an update for Let's Encrypt Extension: Let's Encrypt - Plesk Extensions Changelog: 2.7.1 (29 November 2018) Added integration with the SSL It! extension. Updated the list of trusted root certificates with those from Mozilla CA bundle. Updated the information about the...

You can assign the same SSL certificate to different domains, but I still don't get the idea :) If you have domainA.com with subdomains and domainB.com with subdomains you can't secure all domains and subdomains with the same wildcard certificate, because: 1. to secure domainA.com and...

Probably you've faced with rare issue when the subdomain certificate pool doesn't point to the domain certificate pool (the internals of the certificate management system in Plesk are quite complicated). To check it, execute the following SQL query (psa database): 'select id, name...