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How to enable/disable notifications about Let's Encrypt certificate renewal?

Marc López

Updated November 24, 2020 22:10

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Plesk Onyx for Windows

Question

It is needed to enable/disable notifications about Let's Encrypt certificate renewal.

How can it be done?

Answer

To disable Let's Encrypt renewal success notifications via Plesk interface:

Go to Plesk > Tools & Settings > Notifications:

Let's Encrypt certificates auto-renewal failure (customer's digest)
Let's Encrypt certificates auto-renewal success (customer's digest)

In case the extension SSL It! is enabled, the following options should be disabled:

SSL It! certificates auto-renewal failure (customer's digest)
SSL It! certificates auto-renewal success (customer's digest)

To disable Let's Encrypt renewal success notifications via CLI

For a Linux server

Connect to the server via SSH.
Execute the following command:

For Plesk Onyx:

# plesk bin notification --update -id ext-letsencrypt-notification-certificateAutoRenewalSucceed -send2admin false -send2reseller false -send2client false -send2email false

For Plesk Obsidian:

# plesk bin notification --update -code ext-letsencrypt-notification-certificateAutoRenewalSucceed -send2admin false -send2reseller false -send2client false -send2email false

Note: In case the extension SSL It! is enabled, run the same command with the id/code ext-sslit-notification-certificateAutoRenewalSucceed as well.

For a Windows server

Connect to the server via RDP
Open a command prompt as an Administrator.
Execute the following command:

For Plesk Onyx:

# plesk bin notification --update -id ext-letsencrypt-notification-certificateAutoRenewalSucceed -send2admin false -send2reseller false -send2client false -send2email false

For Plesk Obsidian:

# plesk bin notification --update -code ext-letsencrypt-notification-certificateAutoRenewalSucceed -send2admin false -send2reseller false -send2client false -send2email false

Note: In case the extension SSL It! is enabled, run the same command with the id/code ext-sslit-notification-certificateAutoRenewalSucceed as well.

Comments

4 comments

Miomir Besarabic March 10, 2020 06:56

I ran above command via CLI but notifications still coming.

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Anton Maslov March 11, 2020 02:56

Hi, please contact support to check the issue.

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centron GmbH May 06, 2020 14:28 (Edited May 06, 2020 14:58)

Can this be added to the main documentation? https://docs.plesk.com/en-US/obsidian/cli-linux/using-command-line-utilities/notification-email-notification-about-system-events.66604/

Edit:

We found out, where the notification code ids can be read from.

Enter your plesk administrator interface and open the notifications page (Tools & Settings > Notifications )

Hover over the edit buttons of the notification types. The notification code can be read from the edit button URLs.

So https://yourpleskserver.com/server/notification_text.php?code=ext-wp-toolkit-notification-admin_suspicious_instance has the code ext-wp-toolkit-notification-admin_suspicious_instance.

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Marc López May 19, 2020 14:58

Hello,

Thanks for sharing the information about how to find the specific IDs on notifications. I will transfer this information to the group in charge of maintaining the documentation for further evaluation.

Thanks for pointing this out! I really appreciate it!

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