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unable to install Let's Encrypt 1.5 extension on plesk12.5

Kingsley

Silver Pleskian
Hello;

I am trying to install Let's Encrypt 1.5 on my server ubuntu 14.4 with plesk 12.5 #26 as it gives this error message when installing.

Code:
Error: Failed to install the extension: Executing /opt/psa/admin/plib/modules/letsencrypt/scripts/post-install.php failed: Bootstrapping dependencies for ubuntu trusty... E: Failed to fetch http://autoinstall.plesk.com/ubuntu/LETSENCRYPT_0.0.1/../../LETSENCRYPT_0.0.1/dist-deb-Ubuntu-14.04-x86_64/packages/plesk-wheel-cffi_1.5.2-ubuntu14.04.16032214_amd64.deb 404 Not Found E: Failed to fetch http://autoinstall.plesk.com/ubuntu/LETSENCRYPT_0.0.1/../../LETSENCRYPT_0.0.1/dist-deb-Ubuntu-14.04-x86_64/packages/plesk-wheel-cryptography_1.3.1-ubuntu14.04.16032212_amd64.deb 404 Not Found E: Failed to fetch http://autoinstall.plesk.com/ubuntu/LETSENCRYPT_0.0.1/../../LETSENCRYPT_0.0.1/dist-deb-Ubuntu-14.04-x86_64/packages/plesk-letsencrypt-pre_1.0.0-ubuntu14.04.16032214_amd64.deb 404 Not Found E: Unable to fetch some archives, maybe run apt-get update or try with --fix-missing?
 
Hi Kingsley,

temporary issues can always happen. You can always WAIT a while and repeat the procedure later, or you may use another mirror for your files.

In your case, the file "plesk-wheel-cffi_1.5.2-ubuntu14.04.16032214_amd64.deb" could not be found - which I can't confirm at the moment, so please check your configuration and maybe follow




Another solution is to download the desired package from a mirror and install it manually, as for example:

http://ftp.hosteurope.de/mirror/aut...eel-cffi_1.5.2-ubuntu14.04.16032214_amd64.deb
or
http://www2.frugalware.org/mirror/a...eel-cffi_1.5.2-ubuntu14.04.16032214_amd64.deb


Please bookmark


for possible similar future issues/problems.
 
Hi Kingsley,

temporary issues can always happen. You can always WAIT a while and repeat the procedure later, or you may use another mirror for your files.

In your case, the file "plesk-wheel-cffi_1.5.2-ubuntu14.04.16032214_amd64.deb" could not be found - which I can't confirm at the moment, so please check your configuration and maybe follow




Another solution is to download the desired package from a mirror and install it manually, as for example:

http://ftp.hosteurope.de/mirror/aut...eel-cffi_1.5.2-ubuntu14.04.16032214_amd64.deb
or
http://www2.frugalware.org/mirror/a...eel-cffi_1.5.2-ubuntu14.04.16032214_amd64.deb


Please bookmark


for possible similar future issues/problems.

Thanks
 
Hi Kingsley,

you mean that you need help how to download and install a "*.deb" - file in Ubuntu? :rolleyes:


Example for downloading and installing a *.deb - file in Ubuntu:

Make a directory:
mkdir -p /root/addons/YOUR_DESIRED_NAME_FOR_THAT_FOLDER

Move into that folder:
cd /root/addons/YOUR_DESIRED_NAME_FOR_THAT_FOLDER

Get the desired *.deb - file with "wget", which you would like to install:

Install the *.deb - file with "dpkg", which you just downloaded:
dpkg -i PACKAGE_NAME_THAT_YOU_WOULD_LIKE_TO_DOWNLOAD.deb


Report possible errors/issues/failures ( copy&paste ) from your command line, so that investigations for your possible issues/errors/failures can be done.​
 
Hi Kingsley,

you mean that you need help how to download and install a "*.deb" - file in Ubuntu?
:rolleyes:

Yeah ;)

Example for downloading and installing a *.deb - file in Ubuntu:

Make a directory:
mkdir -p /root/addons/YOUR_DESIRED_NAME_FOR_THAT_FOLDER
Move into that folder:
cd /root/addons/YOUR_DESIRED_NAME_FOR_THAT_FOLDER
Get the desired *.deb - file with "wget", which you would like to install:
Install the *.deb - file with "dpkg", which you just downloaded:
dpkg -i PACKAGE_NAME_THAT_YOU_WOULD_LIKE_TO_DOWNLOAD.deb
Report possible errors/issues/failures ( copy&paste ) from your command line, so that investigations for your possible issues/errors/failures can be done.​

Thanks :D Just tried the extension again same error, so am using the other option KB - article 113175: Cannot download Plesk packages from autoinstaller.plesk.com ( Plesk Online Knowledge-Base )
 
Hi Kingsley,

you mean that you need help how to download and install a "*.deb" - file in Ubuntu? :rolleyes:


Example for downloading and installing a *.deb - file in Ubuntu:

Make a directory:
mkdir -p /root/addons/YOUR_DESIRED_NAME_FOR_THAT_FOLDER
Move into that folder:
cd /root/addons/YOUR_DESIRED_NAME_FOR_THAT_FOLDER
Get the desired *.deb - file with "wget", which you would like to install:
Install the *.deb - file with "dpkg", which you just downloaded:
dpkg -i PACKAGE_NAME_THAT_YOU_WOULD_LIKE_TO_DOWNLOAD.deb
Report possible errors/issues/failures ( copy&paste ) from your command line, so that investigations for your possible issues/errors/failures can be done.​

Looks like another package is missing

Code:
Error: Failed to install the extension: Executing /opt/psa/admin/plib/modules/letsencrypt/scripts/post-install.php failed: Bootstrapping dependencies for ubuntu trusty... E: Failed to fetch http://autoinstall.plesk.com/ubuntu/LETSENCRYPT_0.0.1/../../LETSENCRYPT_0.0.1/dist-deb-Ubuntu-14.04-x86_64/packages/plesk-wheel-cryptography_1.3.1-ubuntu14.04.16032212_amd64.deb 404 Not Found E: Failed to fetch http://autoinstall.plesk.com/ubuntu/LETSENCRYPT_0.0.1/../../LETSENCRYPT_0.0.1/dist-deb-Ubuntu-14.04-x86_64/packages/plesk-letsencrypt-pre_1.0.0-ubuntu14.04.16032214_amd64.deb 404 Not Found E: Unable to fetch some archives, maybe run apt-get update or try with --fix-missing?
 
I added this 199.115.104.31 pleskwin.download.swsoft.com download1.parallels.com autoinstall.plesk.com origin.autoinstall.plesk.com to my /etc/hosts file then restarted plesk and it seems to have installed.
 
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