Question SSL It! Settings > TLS versions and ciphers by Mozilla

[pleskuser67553]

Server operating system version

CentOS Linux 7.9

Plesk version and microupdate number

Plesk Obsidian v18.0.79 #5

Good to see this made it back since about 2024, I believe https://docs.plesk.com/release-notes/obsidian/change-log/#ssl-it-1.22.0

I'm puzzled as to why I have to set myself a reminder for this. Is there a reason why this cannot or should not be automated with a cron tab or similar?

 

[Sebahat.hadzhi]

As far as I am aware, there are no active plans on introducing automatic sync option. If possible, please submit a request on features.plesk.com.

 

[King555]

From my experience this list is only very rarely updated, so it does not make sense to check it regularly.

 

[pleskuser67553]

From my experience this list is only very rarely updated, so it does not make sense to check it regularly.

Agreed, so I'm only looking for a cron doing this every 3 months.

As far as I am aware, there are no active plans on introducing automatic sync option. If possible, please submit a request on features.plesk.com.

Thanks, but features.plesk.com is a step backwards from Uservoice. I'm discouraged to submit requests because I don't see my entry on the website, I don't see how many others have requested the same thing, and I don't appear to receive any acknowledgement as to whether it's being considered or not. Maybe this is by design?

This forum now seems like the better place for feature requests as I can post something, people can Google for it and add their support, etc.

 

[Sebahat.hadzhi]

Thanks, but features.plesk.com is a step backwards from Uservoice. I'm discouraged to submit requests because I don't see my entry on the website, I don't see how many others have requested the same thing, and I don't appear to receive any acknowledgement as to whether it's being considered or not. Maybe this is by design?

Thank you for the feedback. I completely understand your concern. At the moment, the process works as follows: when you submit a request, you should receive a confirmation that your email address has been verified and that the request was successfully submitted.

All submitted requests are then reviewed internally. By design, the platform we use does not publicly display requests at this stage. If a request is selected for user-demand evaluation, it is moved to the Under Consideration tab, and if it is approved for implementation, it is added directly to the Public Roadmap. In both cases, you will receive an additional notification with an update.

If there are certainly no plans for implementation of the requested feature, I follow up with the user through a support ticket to clarify that.

I realize that this isn't an ideal workflow, but, frankly, neither was UserVoice. It also generated quite a lot of complaints and didn't provide the experience we and users were looking for.

 

[pleskuser67553]

So, back to synching TLS versions and ciphers by Mozilla, is there a way I can set this up in a cron? Is there a CLI command or API for this?