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List the SSL certificates of a domain in Plesk

harmless rootPleskdebian, ubuntu
Adjust the values, the command updates live
root@server
plesk bin certificate --list -domain example.com

Lists the certificates in the pool of the given domain, for example from Let’s Encrypt or uploaded manually. Useful when several certificates exist and it is unclear which one is still needed. Whether a certificate is actually served is shown by an external test with openssl s_client.

Open question before approval: Ausgabeformat und Option -domain von plesk bin certificate --list auf Obsidian 18.0.x bestätigen.

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