Hi,
we’re eager to replace our wildcard certificate from StartCom with Let’s Encrypt. We have 300k subdomains on a single domain so the rate limits don’t allow us to issue certificates the normal way. We filled out the rate limit form but didn’t hear back from LE for a few weeks now, but we’ve had a PSL listing underway as a backup strategy.
We have now been listed in the PSL (https://github.com/publicsuffix/list/pull/454/files), the change is already auto-pulled to publicsuffix-go. The version boulder is currently using (f5c9a8add78954a8b190cbbad0c60013edbba142
) is exactly one day too old (we’ve been added one day later in 8a3c3a141d094a3cef8741bcd6cdad2e1e4a68f6
).
I kindly request an update of the publicsuffix dependency to the newest version 52d961d44b1b5cf0105e8243b791d6899cceee31
or the older 8a3c3a141d094a3cef8741bcd6cdad2e1e4a68f6
where we are first listed.
I hope it’s okay to ping @cpu, because the last update (Public Suffix List update schedule?) was handled by you also.
I was hoping this change could be pushed to production next release cycle (Thursday I suppose?).
Best
Phillipp