New Plesk CP SSL issue w/ASL

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JnascECSI
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New Plesk CP SSL issue w/ASL

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So yesterday i had to install a new SSL for the Plesk CP as the one installed prior expired.

So i figure no problem, i get a new wildcard SSL get it installed restart apache.then assign it as the CP default and also New domain default SSL restart apache again then reboot server. Login Remove expired SSL from CP server settings and also the junk plesk default one also restart apache again then reboot.

Everything seems to work fine until i get to the ASL gui login and see that ASL is still trying to use the expired ssl. Even thou i removed it from the CP which i assume it does it server wide also or am i wrong.

Ran asl -u and asl -s -f then rebooted server thinking that it should now start using the new SSL but nope ASL is pulling up the expired one still.

How the heck do i fix this before i loose my mind.... :oops:
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Re: New Plesk CP SSL issue w/ASL

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ASL uses its own instance of apache, you need to add your SSL cert to that instance of apache. The ssl.conf file is in:

/var/asl/etc/httpd/conf.d

By default it uses whatever is setup as your standard SSL keys stored in:

/etc/pki/tls/certs/localhost*
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