Hi friends. I'm using certbot certonly --webroot. I have thousands of domains to secure. It equates to roughly 100 SSL SAN certs to generate. While getting my process working, I used CTRL + C to cancel the certbot command a couple times. This left hanging requests, so now I get this error: "Error …

Hi @lancedolan , [image] lancedolan: While getting my process working, I used CTRL + C to cancel the certbot command a couple times. I would definitely encourage you to use the staging server while you get your process worked out! It will help you avoid this problem. [image] lancedolan: A…

Anybody know how to do this with certbot? This is definitely the cleanest solution! Thank you cpu for pointing this out! :slight_smile: [image] cpu: ... I would encourage you to try and solidify your process against the staging server to avoid needing to rotate accounts with frequency in the f…

[image] lancedolan: Anybody know how to do this with certbot? @schoen , @bmw , @erica - do any of you folks happen to know if its possible to deactivate or POST an update to a pending authorization given its URL using Certbot?

I believe it’s not possible to do this in any version of Certbot. I don’t see a command-line feature for it, and even acme/acme/client.py doesn’t seem to provide a feature for this, which then makes it very unlikely that Certbot can do it.

Multiple accounts to temporarily get around new authz limit?

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Multiple accounts to temporarily get around new authz limit?

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