We have unfortunately unsubscribe the notification from the expire@letsencrypt.org. My question is that it is happened for all domain which is registered with the same email ID or only one domain for which we have been notified.
We have lots of domain registered with the same email ID.
This is correct. Please checkout the Let’s Encrypt documentation for more information and how you can update your email address to effectively re-subscribe
We have unfortunately unsubscribed from the expire@letsencrypt by clicking the link of unsubscription. Hundreds of site, we have installed the free SSL
Kindly help in resolving this issue and again subscribe us
I know very well what you have shared with me. but please tell me from which server below command i have to run to update the email id for expiry notification.
ertbot update_account --email yourname+1@example.com
please you are requested to update the my email to mandrillapp.com
Please read my post carefully. I said it is not coupled to domains, it is not coupled to an account. If you unsubscribe for that e-mail address, that e-mail address won't receive any mail any longer.
Please understand my concern and read the below…
i have installed lets encrypt ssl for the many of the domains using the certbot commmand line interface on the server as you know very well. Each and every time it asks for the email ID for the registration so i used to same email ID.
Since three year i am getting the email from the expiry@letsencrypt.org as alert of expiry of the domain and last couple of day i unfortunetlly click the link of unsubscribe.
How can it be possible to change the email address on the hundred of the server using the command line.
You are using the mandrill app by through we are getting the email. Is there any solution to resolve it.
I have explored my issue regarding-the-re-subscription-for-expire-notification. I found that we not need to change the email ID from the server using the command line.
The mandrill app have blacklisted the email for sending the email notification.
Kindly please look in to this matter because it is very serious concern and i have thousand of domain running on lets encrypt ssl
We have unfortunately unsubscribe the notification from the expire@letsencrypt.org. My question is that it is happened for all domain which is registered with the same email ID or only one domain for which we have been notified. We have lots of domain registered with the same email ID.
I have explored my issue regarding-the-re-subscription-for-expire-notification. I found that we not need to change the email ID from the server using the command line. The mandrill app have blacklisted the email for sending the email notification.
Kindly please look in to this matter because it is very serious concern and i have thousand of domain running on lets encrypt ssl
Do all of your servers which are requesting certificates have the same account ID? You can find your account ID(s) by following this document. Finding Account IDs - Let's Encrypt
I think that you have effectively unsubscribed from all expiry notifications for all your domains using that exact email address. On the Mandrill side, Mandrill placed your email address on a blacklist to prevent it from sending out emails.
There's a way past this issue and it's by following the document that @jillian posted. You would run this command on each of the servers that contain different account IDs. certbot update_account --email yourname+1@example.com
A potentially good idea would be to change +1 to something like+$(hostname -s) to limit the blast radius of future accidental email un-subscriptions.
Do you have any configuration management such as Ansible, Salt, Chef, or Puppet? If you don't have configuration management, you should definitely investigate one of those tools. As a fallback, you can always use ssh in a for loop or psshhttps://linux.die.net/man/1/pssh.
Example:
SERVERS=( "server1" "server2" "server3" )
for i in ${SERVERS[@]}; do
ssh ${i} "certbot update_account --email yourname+\$(hostname -s)@example.com"
done