Webmail DNS entry without SSL option

[wordpane]

Guys, create a custom entry in the DNS of all websites, whenever you add a new account you will have the webmail entry pointing to the server's IP, but when we generate SSL through ACME, this entry is not shown to activate SSL for it , how can I adjust to generate the SSL for this entry without being a wildcard?

 

[wordpane]

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[Richard G]

You can't do it like that by adding a DNS entry because it's not a subdomain so this won't work and it's not needed either.

If you create a Letsencrypt SSL certificate for your domain then webmail will be included automatically.
You will have to visit it like https://www.domain.com/webmail for every domain you have a certificate for, no need for a wildcard and then it will work with https.

If you want it to be webmail.domain.com you have to make some changes, check this:

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[Ohm J]

#directadmin.conf

letsencrypt_list=www:mail:ftp:pop:smtp
letsencrypt_list_selected=www

maybe this config you need ?

 

[Richard G]

maybe this config you need ?

No it's not that, this is usefull when you create things like imap for example.
But webmail will never point to webmail.domain.com anyway so it's no use. The vhost change is required to get that working.

 

[Ohm J]

@Richard G
the question is " Webmail DNS entry inside SSL management ", since he already mention "Widecard" is working fine for his things.
So that should be the answer of this question.

 

[Richard G]

So that should be the answer of this question.

It nowhere says it's fine with wildcard, the question is if this is possible without wildcard.
But he can try indeed if he already changed the necessary other things.