Add Mailman support to Let's Encrypt
Please add Mailman support to Let's Encrypt.
Ideally, one could issue either a certificate directly for lists.domain.com or a wildcard certificate for *.domain.com.
Furthermore, a secure connection should be enforceable.
Thanks!
Thank you for your input! We will consider this functionality in upcoming releases if it will be popular.
Everyone, please continue voting for this feature if you consider it important.
— rk
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Frank Topsch commented
Need this...
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Anonymous commented
Please make it possible to generate a standalone LE certificate for lists.(domain) as you did for webmail.<domain>
This is critical for our transitioning to hosting Mailman 3 on Plesk Debian 12.Thank you!
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E H commented
If somebody is able to write a terminal script to automate the process mentioned in my previous comment, that would be awesome! We could run it as a cron job and would have a self-made implementation. If the plesk-team does not provide us with a solution we could make it ourselves.
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E H commented
So, another try since my first comment is not available anymore...
The following workaround works for me and I can secure the subdomain from mailman 'lists.my-domain.com' with my Lets-Encrypt certificate from my main domain.
This workaound might only work in single domain setups.1. Secure your domain with a Let's Encrypt certificate (or any other of your choice, should also work). Make sure, it is a wildcard certificate (securing *.my-domain.com)
2. Open the details of your certificate. In my German plesk variant it is under 'Websites and Domains' - 'SSL and TSL certificates' - 'Erweiterte Einstellungen' (Advanced Settings maybe?) - click on your certificate - You'll see the page with your private key, the crt and the ca-crt
3. Open a new tab and goto 'Tools and Settings' - 'SSL and TSL certificates' - click on '+ Add' and paste the private key, the crt and ca-crt in the corresponding inputs
4. make the newly added cert the defaultThat is it.
The caveat is that you have to repeat this process whenever your domain certificate expires...
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E H commented
Hello Plesk Staff Admins! What happened to my comment? I posted a workaround for this issue...
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Paul commented
Is Plesk actually going to do anything about this or is this just a placeholder to make us think that maybe you might? This is critical and web services are being affected by it not meeting security compliance.
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Benjamin Rodriguez commented
This is urgent!
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Frank commented
Does anyone know if a work-around can be implemented based on this page: https://support.cpanel.net/hc/en-us/articles/4403947036439-How-to-force-Mailman-to-use-SSL
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Patrick commented
I guess nothing is planned, as Plesk will kick mailman support at all...
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Abd El Hamid commented
Is there anything planned? How many Votes are needed to get any attention?
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Alexis Garcia commented
Urgent!
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Frank commented
Does anyone know if Mailman SSL works on other control panel platforms?
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concedra commented
Please implement this important feature
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Jürgen commented
After more than 4.5 years nothing has happened, I find it sad that such a fundamentally important feature is not implemented.
SO PLEASE, implement this important feature -
Conrad Noack commented
I'd also vote for this. For someone who knows the plesk vhost / server config templating language this cannot take more than an afternoon to implement.
For someone without a test environment and without a good knowledge about the plesk config system, this takes much longer...
SO PLEASE, implement this
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Nick Pronin commented
I use only SSL certificates from Let's Encrypt. This solution is installed on all my sites. I use monitoring https://www.host-tracker.com/en/ to quickly track domain and SSL lease terms so I don't forget to renew them.
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Paul commented
Is there an exception somewhere in the code to not allow https for the mailing list URL? I've installed a wildcard Let's Encrypt certificate which should work but it doesn't.
It would be great if someone would actually come up with a solution instead of this dumb voting. BTW, if 253 votes is not enough to get this done, what number is enough?
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Peter Miller commented
Sorry guys! But this is a pain ********** - or is it a nagging to force buying a wildcard cert (or migration external DNS to Plesk DNS which is in some configurations the worst solution to do)
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Paul commented
How many years do we have to beg for this? It seems like it is just a coding issue that Plesk should easily be able to handle. Since wildcard certificates are issued and working for people, then the lists.domain URL should be included in that.
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Tammy Mitchell commented
I also would like this feature added. Thank you