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Resolved SSL Certificates for securing Plesk

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TelemachosK

New Pleskian
Hello,
Some months ago I uploaded an SSL Certificate (StartCom Class 1 SSL) in the Plesk Certificates storage. It worked fine until yesterday when Google Chrome decided to stop trusting StartCom certs. The rest browsers still accept it though.
The problem is that when I go to Plesk Certificates to maintain them, there's only one lying there... the default (self-signed).
I am 100% sure that I had it there when I first installed the StartCom cert and anybody can check on https://minos.mental.gr:8443 (do not use Chrome).
Can anybody help find out why is the certificated lost? Is there any way to restore it?
Thank you!
Telemachos
 

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