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- Debian 12
- Plesk version and microupdate number
- 18.0.76
The Plesk ACME extension has finally been released and I've tried it. It works very well, props to the team.
But as it currently exists it would be difficult to include in our workflow because every time you want to issue a certificate you have to input the credentials. We issue many certificates.
It would be awesome if you could add the ability to set the ACME credentials globally for all subscriptions so that you don't have to input credentials every time you want to issue a certificate. This could be done via the panel.ini so that only server admins can do this. Something like this (example):
Maybe this could be paired with a toggle in the certificate issuance menu "Use global credentials".
Please think about it.
Regards,
Mattia
But as it currently exists it would be difficult to include in our workflow because every time you want to issue a certificate you have to input the credentials. We issue many certificates.
It would be awesome if you could add the ability to set the ACME credentials globally for all subscriptions so that you don't have to input credentials every time you want to issue a certificate. This could be done via the panel.ini so that only server admins can do this. Something like this (example):
INI:
[ext-acme]
use-global-credentials = true ; If this is true, use credentials below
do-not-ask-credentials = true ; If this is true, do not ask credentials in the UI (either hide or gray out) use only global
acme-directory-url = https://dir.tld/dir
eab-key-id = 123456789
eab-hmac-key = 123456789Please think about it.
Regards,
Mattia
