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Dealing with Let’s Encrypt rate limits
I checked past issues. You don't seem to know the Let’s Encrypt rate limits: https://letsencrypt.org/docs/rate-limits/
This means that SUBDOMAIN.thedev.id will limit the issuance or renewal of Let’s Encrypt certificates.
It is necessary to deal with this.
JS.ORG, which is well known as a similar service, is on the Public Suffix List. This makes Let’s Encrypt the same as ICANN Domains. Or you need to submit to the rate limiting form.
ZeroSSL does not have this limitation, but the web service recommended by thedev.id does not seem to provide it.
We do not provide any form of SSL encryption. That is down to the user to handle.
I repeat. This is something you have to consider at your level. Equivalent to hosting services. If you do not, you and users will soon receive confusion about this.
So if I'm reading correctly, the current limit is 50 per week for us? Or 50 per week when we register?
As you read the text, I realize that you have begun to understand it. GitHub Pages and Vercel publish Let's Encrypt. If a user encounters this issue, that user cannot handle it. Only you who provide a domain can address this issue at the domain level!
Hey @fu-sen thanks for reporting this. I'm aware of the LE rate limits, it's just that we don't have many subdomains at the moment. However, I'll try to submit thedev.id to the publicsuffix.org list. I'll keep this one open and thanks again.
Yes. This will probably take days. It's too late to deal with the problem once it appears. This should have been addressed now that there are still few subdomains.
Has there been any progress towards adding the domain to the PSL? (although citing Let's Encrypt rate limits directly would be a terrible idea)
It is currently recommended to apply for Let’s Encrypt to resolve this issue. Now that this is possible, the Public Suffix List will not register for Let’s Encrypt.
HelioHost recently encountered this issue. Root Admin here solved the problem with a Let's Encrypt application. https://www.helionet.org/index/topic/52997-lets-encrypt-rate-limit/ https://www.helionet.org/index/topic/53298-great-ssl-news/ Thedev.id should be able to do the same.
Thanks @fu-sen for the guide. Will try to contact the LE team to request a rate limit increase now. I'll share it here when I hear from them.
Update: Just DMed @letsencrypt on Twitter.
Is it *.example.thedev.id? It would require settings at the name server level to issue the certificate, and thedev.id administrator would not provide that setting. You can only use example.thedev.id.
this been stale for a while, i will close this one. if there is an update regarding this, please re-open the issue. thanks.
