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Resolved Unprotect SSL to protect webmail
- Thread starter hume1991
- Start date
Without webmail component it is not so easy.
I can suggest workaround on your own risk: remove this relation directly from database.
At first let's get know your certificate id. Go to this certificate and you can see its id in the address bar. For example:
/smb/ssl-certificate/edit/id/4/certificateId/3
Here certificate id is 3.
Finally execute following command via ssh but replace <CERT_ID> with your certificate id.
I can suggest workaround on your own risk: remove this relation directly from database.
At first let's get know your certificate id. Go to this certificate and you can see its id in the address bar. For example:
/smb/ssl-certificate/edit/id/4/certificateId/3
Here certificate id is 3.
Finally execute following command via ssh but replace <CERT_ID> with your certificate id.
Code:
plesk db -e "delete from dom_param where param = 'webmail_certificate_id' and val = <CERT_ID>"I've created bug for this issue with internal id: PPP-35645. We will fix it in future updates/releases.
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