Hello, 

Thanks for the question. Short of modifying the configuration files there is no way to renew the certificate manually. But I will go ahead and submit a feature request for this. If you're having issues with certificates I would recommend reaching out to support as they should be able to guide you on fixing whatever issue you're having. 

Kind Regards,

Thank you! Yes please add a "Renew" button in case i am on vacations or something i don't want to have SSL problems. (Just in case something goes wrong and SSL is expiring at that time). IOW i could renew my SSL a 15 days before I go vacations.

Thank you

@Zach 

It should be best to auto-renew every 60/70 days instead of 90 and keep active the old certificate in case something goes wrong with the renewal. Then we'll have the time to fix it.

Thank you

Found a way! <g>

1) Stop the service

2) Delete everything on certificates folder

3) Start the service
4) Do resolve conflicts on the smarter mail domains (Settings->SSL Certificates)

And now you have a new 90 day certificate

I would also like the renew function in the webinterface.

With this new feature incoming - be sure to double-check that you meet all of the requirements for SSL generation before forcing a renewal as forcing and failing a renewal too many times could lead to that hostname/IP combination being temporarily throttled by the certificate authorities.

@Kyle

You can add a "warning or something" or keep the number of activations per day.

The throttle limit is per day or 2 days i think. (if you generate the same cert for 3-5 times i think)