SSL Cert for a Domain frame forwarder
please add feature to give SSL certificates to domains with the hosting typ forwarding
We are glad to inform you that this feature is now available in Plesk Obsidian 18.0.26
Changelog: https://docs.plesk.com/release-notes/obsidian/change-log/#plesk-18026
Thanks for your ideas and for your input!
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Benoît commented
"Domains with the “Forwarding” hosting type now support HTTPS. The support for securing such domains with Let’s Encrypt certificates via the Let’s Encrypt extension will be added later. (PPP-42238)"
Waiting for Let's Encrypt extension update then...
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Robin Labadie commented
Finally! Thanks!
Please, keep up implementing requests from users on a regular basis! Some of the less known suggestions would be very valuable too. :) -
Chris commented
enabling SSL on source domain is becoming a common request these days and I'm sick of doing it manually.
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Elias commented
It is a shame that this is not implemented yet. I wrote a script which is rewriting the nginx vhostfiles to make it possible. To implement this a programmer needs 2 hours. Wouldnt plesk has encrypted source i would have done it already just to circumvent thia stupid cronjobs... OMG i switched already to a different software which is not better but at least ssl implemented correctly, including mailman.
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Martin commented
This is more than important! For proper forwards (without quirky workarounds) it is absolutely necessary to assign certificates!
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Robin Labadie commented
As Plesk won't move a finger for this, I would suggest two simple workarounds:
1) Avoid using frame forwarders. I don't see many scenarios where it's actually a good idea to use them. Also it's horrible for SEO.
2) If you're in a scenario where it's actually a good idea, then make an actual domain (with very small storage if you want), then secure it, then just make an index.html with an iframe inside. Takes 3 minutes. -
Gene commented
Would require this feature due to an increased need of SSL for websites. Thus when a domain is used as a forwarding type but lack the required SSL functionality, this results in the behaviour of the forwarding website facing "This site can’t be reached" error when accessed through https.
Would appreciate this to be implemented soon.
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Anonymous commented
Please please consider adding this feature.
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Csaba Németh commented
It would be very useful aslo for mail SNI
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J commented
Hosting type "No hosting" also needs this feature. Nice to have for parked domains.
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Maurice Meulendijks commented
I need it for my customers.
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Gabriel Vizcaino commented
Please!
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Steffen Sandow commented
2 and a half year later and nothing happened... i really think we will never get these feature... thats sad
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Alessandro commented
Yes, it should be dead simple and it's basic functionality that everybody needs!
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David pin commented
it's very useful
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Mustafa Ertekin commented
Yes I need it too..
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AbLink commented
Let's go !
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Koert commented
If I'm not wrong, you can do this as follow:
- don't use the "forwarding", but just keep the "type hosting" on "website".
- Add this line to the nginx settings: rewrite ^/$ https://www.yourdomain.com permanent;
- Now you can add a let's encrypt certificate to the domain -
Björn Valk commented
This function should absolutely be implemented
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Bjørn Nornes commented
This is a MUST !