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Forwarded to devs Changing the host's default certificate does not update cert file references in the web server config files that are using the host cert
Some more information: - Red Hat 8.10 - Out of the 140 sites, those 72 shown are active, the rest are either disabled, or have a different certificate. A bit of history: this Plesk instance used to be on an Ubuntu server. We migrated to another service provider and to Red Hat last summer, and... -
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Forwarded to devs Changing the host's default certificate does not update cert file references in the web server config files that are using the host cert
Product: Plesk Obsidian 18.0.66 Update #2 -
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Forwarded to devs Changing the host's default certificate does not update cert file references in the web server config files that are using the host cert
It just happened to me as well. Server with 140 sites. At least one (going through the full list now) of the portals did not receive the new certificate. But some sites did, baffling. Also, the SSL/TLS certificates page, from where I uploaded and assigned the cert, shows only 72 sites. Is there...