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I know this is an old thread and apologies if this reply isn't allowed but I wanted to add what fixed this error for me. I had an old email that did not work anymore tied to the Scheduled Tasks for one of my domains. I inserted the old email that didn't work long ago and forgot about it and so...

Directadmin is still not being super greedy :) and there's always ispconifg if you want to learn it to free yourself of constant price hikes. Don't see any end in sight for the prices to keep rising with these kind of products.

Should I report this as a bug then? I'm getting the same email at least two times a day, very annoying.

Also in Tools & Settings >> SSL/TLS Certificates, everything looks normal. All secured.

That's the thing, all certificates on the main domain including a wildcard are secured and normal with all green checks. There's nothing I can find in Plesk that shows the domain or subdomain for login is not secured.

The domain shows <none> but Plesk is secured using one of the domains in Plesk (eg. plesk.mydomain.com) should i do this for mydomain.com?

I am getting another error message from Plesk which is slightly related and has been documented. Could not secure domains of Admin (login admin) with Let`s Encrypt certificates. Please log in to Plesk and secure the domains listed below manually. Securing of the following domains has failed...

Thank you for that Rasp, 12 issues found and 12 issues corrected. I'll write back in a few days if I stop receiving the error.

I'm also getting the same message now every couple days but there are no issues with the certs, did you figure this out?

Is there a way to do this in the control panel rather than running the command?

There's no output, see attached.

Sorry I'm not versed enough, I go into the SSH terminal as root but when I run the command it does not display anything.

As stated inside the Administrator Profile it shows the new correct email address. This is not the issue.

I checked there too, please see attached. No email addresses set. Default should be admin email.

I installed Plesk originally with one Administrator email and then I changed that email in the Administrator settings but the system notifications (eg. "High 5 minute load average alert - 10.82") are still going to the old email. Is there somewhere else I need to change the old Administrator...

I believe after the latest update Plesk began to truncate scheduled task errors, I'm getting ... at the bottom of the error. How can I see the full error? I've tried looking in the error files and it's not there.

Thank you KNARZ, this worked for me as well using a CentOS 7 LXC container for plesk. Much appreciated, hopefully others will find this.

I just want to also state my great disappointment in this. Doubling the price was a very poor business move, and the fact that now cPanel when purchased from most resellers is cheaper than Plesk 30 domain edition I think many people will move away from Plesk to either cPanel or open source...

I had 127.0.0.1 listed in: Restrict Administrative Access

I was using a centos 6.8 server running Onyx 17.0.17 and I wanted to start using Docker so I migrated to a server running CentOS 7.3.1611. The migration was normal, and everything transferred all websites are up after some DNS headaches but Let's encrypt is now throwing this: Error: Let's...