I accidentally clicked on the unsubscribe link on the email. What can I do now? Must I reregister? Must I change my account on letsencrypt .conf file?
@Stonethree, the unsubscribe link only affects renewal reminder e-mails; it doesn’t affect the validity of your certs or your ability to obtain new certs in the future. Your account still exists and is still valid, but you won’t get e-mail reminders when certs are near expiry.
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@schoen - I think that he’s asking how to subscribe those reminder emails again? 
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Eventually we would like to build a more sophisticated unsubscribe system that could allow for re-subscribes. In the meantime, if you PM me I’ll remove your unsubscription so you get emails once more.
Update March 2017: Please see https://letsencrypt.org/docs/expiration-emails/
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I accidentally unsubscribed. Pinging so I can PM
I would also like my accidental unsubscription reversed
I also accidentally unsubscribed. Can’t PM whit zero posts (I think) so trying this way.
I’ve changed everyone’s trust level to allow PMs!
(by everyone I mean everyone that’s posted here. 
)
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Update on this: We’ve tweaked our email setup a little bit, and I can no longer directly re-subscribe people. We do want to build our own unsubscribe system that will let people re-subscribe after an accidental unsubscribe. For now, the best approach is to change the email address on your account. For instance, if you used example@gmail.com, you can change it to example+1@gmai.com. Then you’ll start getting email again.
If you’re using Certbot, you can run:
certbot register --update-registration
Thanks,
Jacob
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@jsha, glad to know that Certbot feature is going to be useful for something else!
I try use certbot register --update-registration but I get error:
UnexpectedUpdate: RegistrationResource(body=Registration(certificates=None, contact=(u’mailto:mymail@gmail.com’,), authorizations=None, agreement=u’https://letsencrypt.org/documents/LE-SA-v1.0.1-July-27-2015.pd
f’, key=JWKRSA(key=<ComparableRSAKey(<cryptography.hazmat.backends.openssl.rsa._RSAPublicKey object at 0x118cbcff1fab>)>)), uri=u’https://acme-v01.api.letsencrypt.org/acme/reg/1111111’, new_authzr_uri=u’https://a
cme-v01.api.letsencrypt.org/acme/new-authz’, terms_of_service=u’https://letsencrypt.org/documents/LE-SA-v1.0.1-July-27-2015.pdf’)
I want restore my subscription but I cant do it =(
Sorry, this is a bug in Certbot. There’s a pending fix at https://github.com/certbot/certbot/pull/3165.
You may be able to apply that patch locally if you find your local copy of acme/acme/client.py.
Actually, looking again at where this error happens, it’s after Certbot has updated your email. So I think your update was successful even though Certbot errored out afterwards.
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Any updated on this yet?
Cheers!
No updates yet, sorry!
Exact same thing happend to me. 
Clicked the link in a caffeine depleted state… Will certbot register --update-registration work? Changing email address is unfortunately not an option for me…
Ps. Mandrill should at least but a confirm button on that unsub page… 
certbot register --update-registration will only update the email address, but if the address doesn’t change, you won’t be receiving any emails. Short of changing your address, there’s currently no way to fix this.
Just hit it by accident too.
Am I right in assuming I won’t receive updates for any sites that use the email in question?
I have accidentally unsubscribed as well. I am posting here so that I can send a PM to get it reversed.
Update: Unfortunately we can’t do one-off removals by private message anymore. There are instructions on https://letsencrypt.org/docs/expiration-emails/ about how to work around an accidental unsubscribe.
The command should work ?
Why there are no confirm unsubscribe buton.
At least can you minimize your link in mail, the link took 80% on email size I think there are many people who click on accidentally…