Add Aliases for Subdomains
You are currently not able to Alias a subdomain through plesk. Instead you must create the subdomain as a primary if you wish to alias it. In many situations it would make sense from an organizational standpoint to keep the subdomain under a main domain while still adding aliases to it. I do not believe this is a technical restriction of the webservers so it would be helpful if plesk allowed you to add aliases to subdomains.
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Adrian Kaja commented
+1
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Alpay Abay commented
First posts are from 2013, an yet nothing ? Amazing! +++++
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Andy commented
+1
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Marco commented
come on, I am dev too and this shouldn't be very hard! 10 years guys....
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Manuel Hegemann commented
+1
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Tim Reeves commented
Using CLI:
plesk bin domalias -c be.m.example.com -domain m.example.com -mail false -web trueThis works. The subdomain alias is not diplayed on Plesk GUI, but is available for Lets Encrypt.
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Tim Reeves commented
The alias is needed to add the subdomain alias to the Lets Encrypt Certificate
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Lars van t Riet commented
+1
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Lars van t Riet commented
+1
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Tomas Eklund commented
+1
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Stefan Görsch commented
+1
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Anonymous commented
+1
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Bruce Thomas commented
+1.
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Nico Wiedemann commented
The workarounds in the Knowledge Base (https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000921073-How-to-add-an-alias-for-subdomain-in-Plesk-for-Linux-) are fine, but the first one lacks the organizational benefit of subdomains while the second fails when you are trying to use any of the SSL-certificate services provided by Plesk.
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Tim WIllems commented
+1
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Anonymous commented
+1
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Anonymous commented
+1
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Anonymous commented
Please help me
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Leon Gotje commented
Came here to give this the first +1 of 2021.
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Anonymous commented
I hope it will come before I retire in 2041.