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Let's Encrypt 2.13.6 overwrites existing certificate to secure Plesk interface

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Miguel Monteiro
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Plesk for Windows Plesk for Linux kb: fixed kb: bug ext: le

Applicable to:

  • Plesk for Linux
  • Plesk for Windows

Symptoms

After updating Let's Encrypt extension to version 2.13.6 the extension overwrites the existing custom or Let's Encrypt certificate with a new one. 

Cause

Product issue:

  • #EXTLETSENC-1077 "During the installation or update of the Let’s Encrypt extension, it no longer tries to reissue a certificate that secures Plesk if this certificate was issued to a domain."
    Fixed in:

Resolution

Please consider updating your server:

Workaround

If update is not possible for some reason you may try the following

workaround

Update the Let's Encrypt extension using instructions from this article.

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