Request to Unblock Rate Limit

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My domain is: slavcom.eu and test-platform5.slavcom.eu

Whilst setting up the structure for my new website I was forced to delete the website several times and then got the error message:

Error in LetsEncrypt::add: error:rateLimited",
Error: urn:ietf:params:acme:error:rateLimited :: There were too many requests of a given type :: Error finalizing order :: too many certificates already issued for exact set of domains: slavcom.eu,www.slavcom.eu: see https://letsencrypt.org/docs/rate-limits/

Please unblock the rate limit, so that I can complete the setup of my new website.

Thanks in advance for your help.

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This isn't something that can be done, sorry.

Use an existing certificate, or add an additional subdomain to the certificate to bypass the rate limit.

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How long will I have to wait?

Your suggestion to use an existing certificate is an interesting one. I have valid certificate for the website with the subdomain test-platform6.slavcom.eu.

If I export this certificate can I then import into the website with the domain slavcom.eu?

Please advise.

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Unfortunately not - it won't be valid for the other domain.

Here is the current status of your rate limits:

Rate Limit Current Status Domain
50 Certificates per Registered Domain per week OK (19 / 50 this week.) slavcom.eu
5 Duplicate Certificates per week Limit exceeded. Next issuable at 2019-02-20T19:54:32.000Z news.slavcom.eu
5 Duplicate Certificates per week Limit exceeded. Next issuable at 2019-02-21T06:56:19.000Z slavcom.eu, www.slavcom.eu
5 Duplicate Certificates per week Limit exceeded. Next issuable at 2019-02-21T06:22:39.000Z test-platform5.slavcom.eu
Summary generated at Let's Debug Toolkit .

For the certificate relating to the error in your original message, you'll have to wait around 24 hours.

But if you made a new certificate with these three domains:

  • slavcom.eu
  • www.slavcom.eu
  • useless.slavcom.eu

you'd be able to create it right now.

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