Hi,
After reading a lot on dynamic DNS service domain names I tried to obtain a (combined) certificate for:
wouter.dynv6.net, wkuit.dynv6.net, wouterkuit.dynv6.net using:
./letsencrypt-auto certonly --manual -d wouterkuit.dynv6.net -d wkuit.dynv6.net -d wouter.dynv6.net
I’m running in manual mode on an Ubuntu 15.10 virtual machine installation (Oracle VM VirtualBox) as my webserver (not really serving anything yet) is running on a Synology NAS running DSM 5.2 (latest update). (I’m aware the beta 6.0 version offers an integrated service, but I can’t use it). I manually complete the challenges and I believe they are successful. However the outcome is always:
Error:urn:acme:error:rateLimited :: There were too many requests of a given type :: Error creating new cert :: Too many certificates already issued for: dynv6.net"
If I run it in test mode it does work.
Based on the discussion from Allow dynamic DNS services to register more certificates:
I selected dynv6.net as a dynamic DNS service as they are listed on https://publicsuffix.org/list/, so should not have an issue with rate limiting for a certain domain. I abandoned my previous (no-ip.org) dDNS service for this as they were not listed. (I tried it first and hit the same problem, then found all the threads here.)
First question:
- Can I run the LE client from a virtual machine? (I assume yes, as I get a positive result in test mode.)
Main question:
*** Why is it that a dynamic DNS service domain as dynv6.net, that is listed on the Public Suffix List, still hits the rate limit?**