Hi Miguel Martínez,
first of all, I would like to state clear, that I'm NOT a Plesk-Team-Member, so
I think you try to avoid your responsability
is absolutely not the case.
Now let's get back to your issue:
Error: Let's Encrypt SSL certificate installation failed: Failed letsencrypt execution: An unexpected error occurred:
There were too many requests of a given type :: Error creating new cert :: Too many certificates already issued for exact set of domains:
Pls. let's investigate, from WHOM and WHY this error message ( rate limit ) is coming from:
=>
https://github.com/letsencrypt/boulder/blob/master/ra/registration-authority.go
...
func (ra *RegistrationAuthorityImpl) checkCertificatesPerFQDNSetLimit(ctx context.Context, names []string, limit cmd.RateLimitPolicy, regID int64) error {
count, err := ra.SA.CountFQDNSets(ctx, limit.Window.Duration, names)
if err != nil {
return err
}
names = core.UniqueLowerNames(names)
if int(count) > limit.GetThreshold(strings.Join(names, ","), regID) {
return core.RateLimitedError(fmt.Sprintf(
"Too many certificates already issued for exact set of domains: %s",
strings.Join(names, ","),
))
}
return nil
}
...
We are now able to point to the source of the issue, which is the request for an issuance of an certicate, directly from Plesk to the Let's Encrypt authority. The Let's Encrypt authority keeps their own counters and set the rate limits - nothing which you can handle with Plesk, or with the free Plesk - extension.
Please don't pass the ball to the non-profit organization(Let's script).
Well, sorry to point that out again, but Plesk is not setting these rate limits and there is nothing that you could modify over Plesk, or within the free Plesk - extension. If you reach the rate limits, then you have to wait, untill the counter will gets a reset, which is 7 days, after the initial issuance request for this specific set of domains.
Somebody say: "You need to backup the Plesk ssl certificate and put it again" but where is the place in the Linux?
To backup your Let's encrypt certificates, you are able to move to "
Home > Extensions Management > Let's Encrypt", click on the desired certificate
( which will direct you to the depending SSL certificate management URL of your domain or subdomain "Home > Domains > SSL Certificates for YOUR_DOMAIN.COm ( or YOUR_SUB_DOMAIN.COM )" ) and you now have the ability to download all depending certificate components in "*.pem" - format:
Such certificates can be upload over the Plesk GUI, on the same site:
( if you need help with that, pls. open a new thread here in forums )
No No If I paid for a GUI Administration Panel I don't want to put any command in the bash/terminal........ Do you understand?
Could you pls. explain, why you think that you have to use the command line?
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