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Issue Converting site to https:// with Advisor Extension

gbotica

Regular Pleskian
Hi,

I miss the old Security Advisor extension, there was a nice easy way to install a Let's Encrypt cert and then, in another click, convert the site to https://. It all worked well, rewriting the database so all references to the site's domain were changed to https://

Now, with the Advisor extension it's not very clear.. I guess it's now the "Enable HTTP/2" option?

However, on my Plesk 17.8 / CentOS 7.5 server, whenever I click "Enable" for HTTP/2 I get the spinner and then ... nothing happens. The Enable button just reappears and that's it. Broken.

Is it possible to use the old Security Advisor instead?
 
What if you try to enable it in CLI with

# plesk bin http2_pref enable

What sort of errors do you have in the output?
 
Hi,

Thanks for the suggestion. It appears to work OK via CLI, but no difference when I go back to Plesk web UI -> Advisor

Code:
# plesk bin http2_pref --enable
HTTP/2 support was successfully activated.
# plesk bin http2_pref --status
Enabled

I think this is just a bug with Advisor, many of my sites are already using HTTP/2.

What does turning it on globally even actually do? I thought this would just be a site-specific option.

Is there anyway to convert site to https://, like there was with the old Security Advisor in PLesk 17.5? That was a really handy feature to convert a site's database to https:// with a single click.
 
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