I have submitted the ECC account allow list form ( Let's Encrypt ECDSA Allowlist Request Form ) nearly two weeks ago and now I still can not issue a cert with ISRG Root X2 using acme.sh I tried command like: acme.sh --issue -d mydomain.com --dns --server letsencrypt --preferred-chain "ISRG Roo…

[image] stp: Also, I haven't received let's encrypts mail telling me I have been allow-listed. Then you're probably not on the list yet. It's a very manual process, as far as I understand it. Once you're added, if you use an ECDSA key it'll start being issued from E1 rather than R3.

How to issue a ecc cert with ISRG Root X2 using acme.sh

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How to issue a ecc cert with ISRG Root X2 using acme.sh

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