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Resolved How to check if Let's Encrypt is enabled for domain mail service via command line

Gianluca

New Pleskian
Hello, is there a way (via CLI) to find out if the Let's Encrypt certificate (active for a domain) it also protects the mail service?
 
Please check; maybe this will be enough?

# plesk db -e "select name from certificates" | grep 'Lets Encrypt'
 
To empower HTTPS on your site, you need to get an endorsement (a sort of record) from a Certificate Authority (CA). How about we Encrypt is a CA. To get an endorsement for your site's area from Let's Encrypt, you need to show command over the space.
 
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