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    Input [Feature Request] Add php_handler_id to Plesk Rest API [GET] /domains

    @Kaspar I have also noticed, that XML API is much more elobarate - on the other hand working with XML is really painful. Hence, I wish the REST API would be extended. I am using Ansible to automate Plesk on multiple hosts at once. Ansible has XML parsers, but it is an additional overhead...
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    Input [Feature Request] Add php_handler_id to Plesk Rest API [GET] /domains

    As far as I can tell, there is no simple way to fetch subdomains and their associated php_handler_id's in one (or more) requests through Plesk Rest API. I have read through the Rest Documentation, as well as through CLI documentation, but could not find an easy way to retrieve php_handler_id...
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    Question How to update the DNS resolvable verifications through REST API?

    @Sebahat.hadzhi @Kaspar Thank you for your solutions provided. In fact, I did not encounter this problem again, hence I lowered its priority for my automation approach.
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    Question How to update the DNS resolvable verifications through REST API?

    The question is in the context of sucessfully creating a new subdomain and issuing a certificate, both through REST API. I am experiencing a delay in some cases to the availability of the newly created subdomain, due to DNS: 'The domain is not resolvable' (visible in Plesk GUI). I have found...
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    Question Let's Encrypt SSL certificate issuance on new subdomain take too long

    I was issuing a certificate for the parent domain as well. After I removed the parent domain argument from the API call, the certificate was issued in a minute or less. API call to issue certificate: curl --request POST \ --url https://plesk.host.tld/api/v2/cli/extension/call \ --header...
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    Question Let's Encrypt SSL certificate issuance on new subdomain take too long

    On Plesk Obsidian v18.0.72 provided by Hosting Provider. We are creating new subdomains for one domain via Rest API. Plesk automatically adds Let's Encrypt certificates after subdomain creation. This process takes in average 25 minutes, sometimes 45 minutes and in rare past cases 2 hours. I...
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