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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Luigi commented
Yes please do it as soon as possible. Absolutely needed for Linux Server Installation
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Patrick commented
Anything new plans there at plesk? The workaround by adding the subdomain aliases to DNS and use ServerAlias in the Apache config doesn't work if you use Let's Encrypt because then the Aliases are not available there. Please add the Alias functionality to the subdomains or allow adding these aliases manually in the Let's Encrypt gui.
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Andrew Sassoye commented
@Plesk,
I don't understand this is not implemented yet. I use a single symfony app that handle multiple domains and subdomains. I can add domains and subdomains in the subscription and use the same document root, but I have many nginx and apache rules, and I have to copy and modify each one every time I want to modify a rule. I can also use the server_name rule of nginx but then I can not automatically add the (sub)domains in the let’s encrypt certificate. The wildcard option is a good option, but not in my case. Sometime I have sub.sub.domain.com, and this domain is not included in the certificate. The best way to solve this problem is to add the possibility to add a (sub)domain alias that have exacted the same rules as his parent. And when the panel create the certificate he can add the aliases in the certificate automatically (The limit is 100 per certificate). I don’t understand this discussion is open since 2014.
Regards,
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Anonymous commented
This is a feature that we really needed. Absolutely.
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Garth Sebastian commented
Please add this feature and please give open to add subdomain alias to Let's Encrypt
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Anonymous commented
+1
multilang with subdomain on same host is a pain right now -
Tim commented
+1
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Anonymous commented
I actually found that is possible to add a subdomain alias by just Domains > Add Alias > input your alias ignoring the "www." label, like "subdomain.domain.fld". That's it.
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Anonymous commented
@Please include this simple feature!!! @Plesk just need to modify the validation of the form I think, it's a standard option for apache2 and nginx!!!!!!!
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DerDanilo commented
Aliases for LE only work if the subdomain is registered as "domain", hence punching up the domain counter.
@Plesk
Please make it possible to add aliases for subdomains by the subdomain definition of Plesk (not DNS definition).
Right now it's only possible to add aliases do "plesk domains" and not "plesk subdomains".Thanks!
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Anonymous commented
I updated the extension to Let's Encrypt 2.0.0-21 and do not see any options to add aliases. I tried renewing existing domain and also deleting Let's Encrypt SSL and replacing with self-signed and then re-installing Let's Encrypt SSL and still no alias options. I even uninstalled Let's Encrypt extension and re-installed. No joy.
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Stéphan Schamp commented
Would adding ServerAlias to the Apache config not do the job here?
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Mehmet Emin Aydın commented
This is a simple feature. I hope that made a short time.
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Marco Marsala commented
Plesk is not a GUI for dig. It is not useful. I will create redirects using my hosting provider panel to not waste precious domains if I haven't unlimited domains Plesk license.
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Patrick commented
Please add this Feature and recognize alias Domains in Lets encrypt extension
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Anonymous commented
AND: wildcards are impossible! not even with this workaround.
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Anonymous commented
This is the norm in cPanel
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Ignacio Colautti commented
I want this feature too!