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Question Let's Encrypt (wildcard) certificate for mail-only domain

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One of the domains on a server I manage is mail-only.

When someone goes to webmail.{mail-only.domain} it has a non-valid cert. It seems not to be possible to attach a valid cert, as the Let's Encrypt extensions returns the error that hosting has not been enabled on this domain.

This should be possible. Also, it would be nice to get a wildcard certificate regardless if hosting is enabled or not, since there might be services outside the scope of Plesk which would need a certificate.
 
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