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Hi @UFHH01, Thanks -- I'll take a look at the SNI situation and let you know. G.

Hi @UFHH01, You haven't read what I've written. I said when I posted that message that I knew what it meant, and that it wasn't something I was worried about. I then went on to say that I've realised that my original problem wasn't solved by the db repair. The original problem, and the only...

Hi @UFHH01, The issue is not related to Let's Encrypt's limits. This is a Plesk database issue... G.

Hi guys, This is still an issue and I'm not sure where to go with it. If anyone has any vague ideas of routes to go down, that would help. Cheers.

Cheers. I'm not so worried about the rate limit, or the certificates. The primary problem is this SQL error: [2017-04-18 22:20:43] ERR [1] DB query failed: SELECT `c`.* FROM `certificates` AS `c` INNER JOIN `Repository` AS `r` ON r.component_id = c.id WHERE (r.rep_id = ?) Error...

Unfortunately, I think the rateLimited error I'm getting from Let's Encrypt is occurring BEFORE the Plesk one, so it's merely preventing me from getting to the Plesk SQL error. I think it was co-incidental that this new error happened after I ran the db repair. I'm still getting the original SQL...

Thanks, I hadn't realised there was a suite of repair tools. I've run that and it has cleared up some issues, and Let's Encrypt is now producing its own error messages. Progress! For the benefit of anyone else, Let's Encrypt is now giving me this error: Error: Let's Encrypt SSL certificate...

Hi there, I'm running an ageing server with RHEL 5.11, and we've recently upgraded Plesk to 12.5. I've installed Let's Encrypt, and have version 2.0.3. When trying to install a certificate on any domain, Plesk simply returns to the domain list without displaying a success message. Upon each...