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plugins:letsencrypt [2016/11/23 16:28]
nuxwin [Certbot client version]
plugins:letsencrypt [2016/11/23 16:30]
nuxwin [Warning regarding this feature]
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 The plugin automatically process your Let's Encrypt account registration,​ using the administrator email address that you have provided during i-MSCP setup phase. If you need change that email, you must not forget to run the following command to update your Let's Encrypt account: The plugin automatically process your Let's Encrypt account registration,​ using the administrator email address that you have provided during i-MSCP setup phase. If you need change that email, you must not forget to run the following command to update your Let's Encrypt account:
  
-<konsole root> +    # certbot-auto register --update-registration --email <​new_email>​
-certbot-auto register --update-registration --email <​new_email+
-</​konsole>+
  
-where `<​new_email>​is your new email address.+where **<​new_email>​** is your new email address.
  
 If you don't do so, a new account will be created using the new email address and there will be inconsistencies with SSL certificate lineages, making the plugin unable to work properly. If you don't do so, a new account will be created using the new email address and there will be inconsistencies with SSL certificate lineages, making the plugin unable to work properly.
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 Be sure to read https://​letsencrypt.org/​docs/​rate-limits Be sure to read https://​letsencrypt.org/​docs/​rate-limits
  
-Note that when the Let's Encrypt limits are reached, the plugin will automatically set the status of the SSL certificate to `pending`. The pending tasks are postponed as long as the limits are not released.+Note that when the Let's Encrypt limits are reached, the plugin will automatically set the status of the SSL certificate to **pending**. The pending tasks are postponed as long as the limits are not released.
  
 ===== Let's Encrypt SSL certificates for the control panel and services (FTP, IMAP/POP and SMTP) ===== ===== Let's Encrypt SSL certificates for the control panel and services (FTP, IMAP/POP and SMTP) =====
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 ===== Note for PanelRedirect plugin users ===== ===== Note for PanelRedirect plugin users =====
  
-If you use the `PanelRedirectplugin, you must ensure that you have a version greater or equal to `1.1.5`, else, the domain validations will fail.+If you use the PanelRedirect plugin, you must ensure that you have a version greater or equal to **1.1.5**, else, the domain validations will fail.
  
 ===== SANs for alternative URLs ===== ===== SANs for alternative URLs =====
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 ==== Warning regarding this feature ==== ==== Warning regarding this feature ====
  
-Due to the current Let's Encrypt rate limits, it is not recommended to enable this feature. Indeed, each SSL certificate issuance for which a SAN is added for an alternative URL will hits the `Certificate per Registered Domainlimit (20 per week) for the control panel domain. This explain why this feature is turned off by default.+Due to the current Let's Encrypt rate limits, it is not recommended to enable this feature. Indeed, each SSL certificate issuance for which a SAN is added for an alternative URL will hits the **Per Registered Domain limit** (20 per week) for the control panel domain. This explain why this feature is turned off by default.
  
 Note that alternative URLs as provided by i-MSCP are meant to allow the customers to access their domains for DNS propagation time. These URLs should not be exposed publicly. Note that alternative URLs as provided by i-MSCP are meant to allow the customers to access their domains for DNS propagation time. These URLs should not be exposed publicly.
/var/www/virtual/i-mscp.net/wiki/htdocs/data/pages/plugins/letsencrypt.txt · Last modified: 2017/09/13 23:39 by nuxwin