Originally created by @sixtyfive on GitHub (Apr 14, 2017).
Hi! According to https://letsencrypt.org/docs/expiration-emails/ it's possible to update the email address stored with a LE account. They also mention certbot register --update-registration --email yourname+1@example.com as a command to use if you unsubscribed and want to resubscribe. In my case, I forgot to add a CONTACT_EMAIL to config, so there never was an email address attached to any of my accounts. Is something like the above certbot command possible with dehydrated, and if so, how?
Originally created by @sixtyfive on GitHub (Apr 14, 2017).
Hi! According to https://letsencrypt.org/docs/expiration-emails/ it's possible to update the email address stored with a LE account. They also mention `certbot register --update-registration --email yourname+1@example.com` as a command to use if you unsubscribed and want to resubscribe. In my case, I forgot to add a `CONTACT_EMAIL` to `config`, so there never was an email address attached to any of my accounts. Is something like the above `certbot` command possible with `dehydrated`, and if so, how?
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Originally created by @sixtyfive on GitHub (Apr 14, 2017).
Hi! According to https://letsencrypt.org/docs/expiration-emails/ it's possible to update the email address stored with a LE account. They also mention
certbot register --update-registration --email yourname+1@example.comas a command to use if you unsubscribed and want to resubscribe. In my case, I forgot to add aCONTACT_EMAILtoconfig, so there never was an email address attached to any of my accounts. Is something like the abovecertbotcommand possible withdehydrated, and if so, how?@sixtyfive commented on GitHub (Apr 17, 2017):
Ping?
@txr13 commented on GitHub (Apr 20, 2017):
This feature does not currently exist within
dehydrated- see #239 and #328 for more discussion.@sixtyfive commented on GitHub (Apr 20, 2017):
Thank you for the links, @txr13!