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Question Let's Encrypt revoking 2.6% of LE certs on March 4 2020

Bobbbb

Regular Pleskian
Hello,

Let's Encrypt plans to revoke 3,048,289 certificates on March 4 due to a CAA rechecking bug (see links below).

My question is... Using the Plesk Let's Encrypt extension, via GUI or command line, is there a way to force renew all LE certificates, managed by the Plesk Let's Encrypt extension, which would make sure that the LE cert revocation would not affect any Plesk managed domains on March 4?




Best Regards,
Bob
 
Please see the discussions here:

Thank you. For others that find this thread, first... Your link includes a helpful script to check for affected certificates. I also found this post indicating a KB and a (maybe) potential Let's Encrypt extension update may address this, soon...

 
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