Issue Lets Encrypt Wildcard Certificate used by Webmail is unset after renew

[ViaHosting]

I use a Lets Encrypt Wildcard Certificate for my domains webmail.

It works fine.

But when the certificate is renewed, the setting for the webmail was lost.

It remains setted for the e-mail, but not for the webmail.

It happens with all the domains, every renew.


Plesk Obsidian Versão 18.0.21 Atualizar #5

 

[ViaHosting]

Is there any way to set it by command line ?

 

[ViaHosting]

@IgorG

Why this Thread was moved to Linux forum ??

It happend only in a Windows Version.

My server with Linux Version didn't had this problem.

 

[ViaHosting]

Any solution for this bug ?

Every 2/3 month I have to set all the certificates back to the domains webmails.

 

[Paul Hermans]

This is indeed very anoying, I hope Plesk can fix this very soon.

See here: [BUG] Unable to secure MailEnable webmail on Plesk server with Let's Encrypt certificate: Securing "mewebmail" webmail service is not supported

And here: Question - Securing "mewebmail" webmail service is not supported.

I am also looking for a command line option to script a fix.

 

[Paul Hermans]

I have a workaround to fix this:

1) Login Plesk
2) Go to "Tools & Settings" > "Event Manager"
3) Click "Add Event Manager"

Event: SSL/TLS certificate on webmail assigned/unassigned
User: Plesk Administrator
Command: plesk bin domain_pref --update <new_domain_name> -webmail_certificate "Lets Encrypt <new_domain_name>"

Now every time something changed on the webmail certificate, this Event tries to set the Lets Encrypt certificate

 

[ViaHosting]

I have a workaround to fix this:

1) Login Plesk
2) Go to "Tools & Settings" > "Event Manager"
3) Click "Add Event Manager"

Event: SSL/TLS certificate on webmail assigned/unassigned
User: Plesk Administrator
Command: plesk bin domain_pref --update <new_domain_name> -webmail_certificate "Lets Encrypt <new_domain_name>"

Now every time something changed on the webmail certificate, this Event tries to set the Lets Encrypt certificate

I will try it.