The server experienced an internal error :: Error finalizing order

As a quick fix for “too many certificate”, we grabbed the latest certificate from here, https://check-your-website.server-daten.de and then matched the certificate with correct key located at /etc/letsencrypt/ keys and updated the .conf file accordingly. It seemed to work for us. Hope it helps for any one looking to get their site running ASAP. :slight_smile:

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Oh, that works? I've checked some domains, normally, the leaf certificate is downloaded, if Certspotter has only the pre-certificate.

But I didn't found such download links (checked a few hours earlier).

May work since Letsencrypt works again.

Good to know - thanks! :+1:

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Now tested. The domain ronanarraes.com - listet there - @Ronis_BR

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The server experienced an internal error :: Error finalizing order

The old check (17:00, Berlin, +01):

Only Precerts, 13 created today, so the 5 identical certificates limit didn't block.

Now rechecked the domain (21:37):

Now the leaf certificates are available.

To use: Find the private key with the same time (may be one hour wrong), download the leaf certificate -> install it manual.

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We’ve now applied the fix for rate limit issues. Anyone affected by rate limits should try again now.

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I’ve posted a preliminary incident report at 2019.11.17 Autoincrement maxed out.

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I was able to renew my cert. I would like to thank you and your team for the communication. Not going to lie i felt sick when the rate limit became an issue. All of my services are up and running!!

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Now all is green.

https://letsencrypt.status.io/

So it’s time to unpin this topic.

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Thanks a lot for your hard work, guys!

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