You need to have a wildcard certificate registered to your domain (assuming you're some kind of hosting provider). I guess Plesk team have a lot of tasks at their table.Ĭlick to expand.It boils down to having a special cname for each domain and an SRV-record. Yet it seems like it's somehow overseen, untested and not working entirely. Plesk even advertise it as a highlight feature. On top of that we waited for SNI like literally for years. Not trying to start a discussion between cPanel vs Plesk vs XY - it's just i am stumped noone is taking care for such rudimentary workflow things. This should simply work straight out of the box. I would really hate spending my time replying or answering my phone calls and explaining my customers "hey it's ok, your data is safe just hit ok". "The Name on the Certificate is not valid or is not equal to the Website Name" sounds very confusing for customer.
So if that works without any error then that's fine.īut my stand is that Obsidian shouldn't return any error in autodiscovery.
He doesn't have to remember all these imap,pop etc things. IMHO is even more straightforward from the client perspective. If "" is working without any error i couldn't care less for "".
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