Please don't forget /etc/dovecot

Is there any kind of planning for the release ?

Yeah an update would be really nice. I have 30 customers on my server running with more than 40 different domains. I need to use a different certificate for every customer I have or some mails will not arrive appropriately.

any news?

I switched 1 week ago for Let's Encrypt. It's absolutely really good, the plesk module is nice and well integrated. Thank you for this development. I agree with other people, the webmail could benefit from the SSL Certificate.

+1 for Let's Encrypt !

Thank you!!!

Please also consider to implement a simple instrumentation of certificates for webmail (other, than the default certificate).

Why does everyone keep posting about the Lets Encrypt project? The two can happily coexist but that doesn't preclude the need to manage the certs for the mail (and ftp) servers. We have customers who, for PCI reasons, or corporate policy reasons, need an EV cert from a 'name brand' provider, and they need it present on any accessible secure port, whether that be for mail, ftp, https, etc. Thus, this feature request is still important, and Lets Encrypt wouldn't solve it.

stop working on this project and focus on
http://plesk.uservoice.com/forums/184549-feature-suggestions/suggestions/7067777-free-ssl-project-let-s-encrypt

as wikrie said before

I bought Plesk only because of POP3 email and now it's not working. It should be working out of the box. This is the most important thing for Control panels like Plesk and others so that users can manage their emails withut using command lines.

if we would get this:
https://plesk.uservoice.com/forums/184549-feature-suggestions/suggestions/7067777-free-ssl-project-let-s-encrypt
we could create certs for mail.domain.tld and a different one for www.domain.tld
let’s encrypt would provide FREE certs and also a routine for update certs, all we need would be let’s encrypt.
Here is a small text from the website:

Anyone who has gone through the trouble of setting up a secure website knows what a hassle getting and maintaining a certificate can be. Let’s Encrypt automates away the pain and lets site operators turn on and manage HTTPS with simple com-mands.
No validation emails, no complicated configuration editing, no expired certificates breaking your website. And of course, because Let’s Encrypt provides certificates for free, no need to arrange payment.
Please check let’s encrypt and do not waste manpower for this, this is my point of view.

SO please vote for Let's Encrypt.

There is already a great extension that does this from Admin-Ahead. We got tired of waiting and along with others, requested they make an extension and they did within a matter of weeks. For critical needs like this, we cannot wait two years for functionality evaluation by Odin. The hosting world move too quickly.

..this is great! Thanks

+3

Need it!

Yes.
Need it.

managable independly for each domain + master SSL for each webmail

We just released an extension for this: http://goo.gl/4bgDxX

Hope this helps.

Solution could be for shared host with one Ip to have per domain or per subscription mail servers.

May be plesk could think about this ?
It will create overhead to the whole server, but could be a simple solution to make sure right certificate is delivered by shares hosts.

please add

Whoever posted this, can you show us the link where you actually got it to work?)

Anonymous commented · April 21, 2015 08:25
Yes, that shit cost me a lot of time to figure it out the first time I installed a certificate and a since then every year to remember when the certificate expires and has the get replaced.