Reinstalled acme.sh and ready to test the new short chain on a fresh new account. I will test in a couple of hours.

Keep in mind the chain service changes that will be happening today.

Yes, like I said I will be testing the shortest X2 chain without being on the allow list. I deleted the account folder and requesting a new shortest chain certificate using acme.sh --issue ... --preferred-chain "ISRG Root X2" --keylength ec-256

Sweet, let us know how it goes! We'll be posting in the announcement thread as soon as the new intermediates and chains are live.

Is it ready to request from X2 only chain?

Have you seen an announcement thread yet? No? Then it's not yet ready.

:tada: :tada: :tada: ‎‎‎‎‎‎

Crap, I should have made a for loop issuing certs until one came back with E5 or E6 as issuer so I could have said "FIRST!" :joy: Anyway, no announcement yet, but surely it'll come soon :slight_smile:

Looks like I have X2 - E5 - leaf certificate.

Our Root X2 test websites (e.g. valid-isrgrootx2.letsencrypt.org ) are also now serving the EE <- E5/6 <- X2 chain.

Ready to test shortest ECDSA only ISRG Root X2

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petercooperjr June 6, 2024, 6:10pm 7

Well, it was just announced, and it looks like E5 is issuing now (and E6 too, of course).

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Ready to test shortest ECDSA only ISRG Root X2

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