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Issue When Mail Domain SSL Renews The Cert Reverts To domain.tld

Ladylinux

New Pleskian
Server operating system version
Debian 11
Plesk version and microupdate number
18.0.65
Hello,

So this is a reoccurring annoyance. I have some accounts that I migrated off Cpanel and Hsphere that customers use mail.domain.tld for incoming and outgoing mail server.

I had to manually create a mail.domain.tld sub domain and then bind its cert to its mail settings.

When the domain mail.domain.tld renews for whatever reason the cert for mail.domain.tld reverts to just domain.tld

This is repeatable and results in a lot of customers complaining about cert issues

I have to go into the panel and manually apply mail settings to get the renewed SSL to bind properly to the mail.domain.tld

Mind you the panel shows the binding correctly to mail.domain.tld SSL

This obvious Kludge only exists because Plesk refuses despite many many requests to natively support mail.domain.tld SSL


So any work around to keep these mail.domain.tld ssl bound properly ?

Thanks!!

Ladylinux
 
OK,

Guess voting is a waste of time here.



Sigh,

LadyLinux
 
This is a well-known issue that has been discussed frequently on the forum. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem like a solution will be available in the near future. Hopefully, Plesk will consider addressing this at some point, as it's been a recurring request for quite some time.
 
@Ladylinux, @Maarten, thank you for bringing that up. Our team is currently working on introducing the ability to secure email-only hosting with Let’s Encrypt certificates. I do not want to provide any ETA at the moment in case something goes wrong and they need to postpone it, but it is planned for the release of the next SSL It! (+ Let’s Encrypt) version.
 
@Ladylinux, @Maarten, thank you for bringing that up. Our team is currently working on introducing the ability to secure email-only hosting with Let’s Encrypt certificates. I do not want to provide any ETA at the moment in case something goes wrong and they need to postpone it, but it is planned for the release of the next SSL It! (+ Let’s Encrypt) version.
Thank You!!

LadyLinux
 
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