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Strange SSL Problem

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Dawn

Guest
Hi,

I've bought an SSL cert and installed it. Then I went to "Setup" an choosed the installed SSL cert. After that I've stoped and started apache2.
Then I tried to acces my domain, but the old plesk cert is still used.

For testint purposes I've generated a self signed cert. Changed to that cert and did the same thing as above. And oh wonder, my bought SSL cert is now used when I acces the page via browser.

So the thing is that everytime I change the cert over "Setup" the last choosen cert is used. Thats very strange...

Does anybody else has got the same problem? Can anybody tells me which files/db-tables I have to edit that it's displayed correct in the plesk pannel? I'm really lost...

Greets and thanks,
Dawn

EDIT: Please move this post to "Plesk 8.0 for Linux Troubleshooting and Problems"
 
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