futureweb
Regular Pleskian
- Server operating system version
- Centos
- Plesk version and microupdate number
- multiple
Hello,
Unfortunately, some of our customers are still using outdated Plesk servers (including CentOS 6, Plesk: version 18.0.31 Update No. 3). These servers also use LE SSL certificates (from what I have seen, several hundred domains on multiple servers, yes, we are aware that this is a nuisance, I would also prefer it weren't the case - but that's the way it is).
Please consider releasing an unscheduled update for the SSLIt extension to address this breaking change. Otherwise, when LE rolls out the final change, several hundred domains will lose their SSL certificate. We will strongly recommend our customers to migrate to an up-to-date Plesk server, but some are reluctant due to the time and effort involved. It is unlikely that all Plesk servers can be migrated before the rollout, especially since there was no advance warning from LE until the first brownout occurred.
Additionally, I suspect that other hosting providers may also be affected by this issue, not just us. It would be helpful if the SSLIt extension update could be made available to all affected providers as soon as possible. Guess you can check how many are affected on your side.
Thank you very much.
Andy
Unfortunately, some of our customers are still using outdated Plesk servers (including CentOS 6, Plesk: version 18.0.31 Update No. 3). These servers also use LE SSL certificates (from what I have seen, several hundred domains on multiple servers, yes, we are aware that this is a nuisance, I would also prefer it weren't the case - but that's the way it is).
Please consider releasing an unscheduled update for the SSLIt extension to address this breaking change. Otherwise, when LE rolls out the final change, several hundred domains will lose their SSL certificate. We will strongly recommend our customers to migrate to an up-to-date Plesk server, but some are reluctant due to the time and effort involved. It is unlikely that all Plesk servers can be migrated before the rollout, especially since there was no advance warning from LE until the first brownout occurred.
Additionally, I suspect that other hosting providers may also be affected by this issue, not just us. It would be helpful if the SSLIt extension update could be made available to all affected providers as soon as possible. Guess you can check how many are affected on your side.
Thank you very much.
Andy