Administration: list domains, using the installed SSL certificates
If I want to remove on "Tools & Settings > SSL Certificates" expired certificates, I can not delete it when it is still used by a domain. I can not see which subscriptions use the expired SSL certificate. So I have to click through all domains individually and look in the hosting settings. The assigning of a standard certificate via "Tools & Settings > IP Address" does not work for all domains.
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Thank you for your input! We will consider this functionality in upcoming releases, if it will be popular.
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IJsbrand Schipperus commented
Anyone coming here with this question... You can use the advisor to get a list of all domains and the certificate status.
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Iain H commented
And guess why I am here! I have an expired certificate for the server name, not a domain hosted on the server, claimed to be in use, however, the only services using these certs are the mail service and console, and both are using a new current certificate. But the display shows..
- Old expired certificate in use by 1 service ... but we're not going to tell you which!
- Current certificate assigned to both mail and console apparently in use by 0 services ... which 2 listed aright above this misinformationI'd like to be able to remove the older expired certs which most certainly cannot be in use else some service would be broken due to the expired cert, only no service is brinken and again, this cert is in the server fqdn and not of any hosted domain so no idea what Plesk is thinking...
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Brainforge.UK
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I agree, really need an admin reporting tool so can quickly see domain SSL usage, domain PHP version usage by domain, PHP settings by domain.
In the case of SSL the https://...:8443/admin/ssl-certificate/list screen shows 16 domains use my default certificate - WHY, WHICH ONES!!
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Anonymous
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This would be a realy useful feature and should not be to complicated to implement.
Meanwhile one could use this command to get a full list of assigned certificates:
sudo plesk db "select d.name,c.name from domains d inner join hosting h on h.dom_id = d.id inner join certificates c on h.certificate_id = c.id"
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Anonymous
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Yes please add this as it should be very simply to implement as plesk is already knows how many sites are using the SSL cert under Tools & Settings > SSL Certificates
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Antonio Arias commented
Yes, this woule be definitevely a much needed functionality, specially when using template *.domain.com SSL certificates. It is hard to find which domains are stuck with the expired certifcate.
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mow - sourcetronic
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The listing of domains is a bit weird anyway. If I have configured a SSL certificate under Websites&Domains, then it doesn't show up in the server pool list section in Tools&Settings->SSL/TLS certificates, but I can select it in the section "Certificates currently in use for securing Plesk server".
