Acme.sh: TLS-SNI-01 validation is reaching end-of-life and will stop working on **February 13th, 2019.**

[hacknlove]

¿Is this affecting acme.sh?

In that case, is there some patch coming soon? or should we get our certificates with other means?

[FernandoMiguel]

TLS 01 has been suspended many months ago, and only remain working for existing certs.
You need to reissue with ALPN

[Neilpang]

please use other methods to issue your cert. the tls-sni method will not work soon.

[hacknlove]

how do i get to know what certificates has been issued with TLS01?

should i reissue all my certificates to be sure?

[FernandoMiguel]

no harm done in re-issuing

[Neilpang]

@FernandoMiguel

I think @hacknlove is talking about this: https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/february-13-2019-end-of-life-for-all-tls-sni-01-validation-support/74209

The tls-sni will be totally removed recently.

[FernandoMiguel]

Yeah, I read that post too.
I think sni users are being notified via email

[samweisgamdschie]

Hi, where can I find account information? I cant remember creating an account for any of my acme.sh installation. In acme.sh there is no option for showing account information. Also acme.sh --info only shows some basic information about issued certificates.

acme.sh --issue -d dom.org -d www.dom.org -w /path/dom.org/ --keylength ec-384

This way I issued all my certificates. Maybe you can tell me if I have to change something?! Thanks in advance.

[FernandoMiguel]

Hi, where can I find account information? I cant remember creating an account for any of my acme.sh installation. In acme.sh there is no option for showing account information. Also acme.sh --info only shows some basic information about issued certificates.

acme.sh --issue -d dom.org -d www.dom.org -w /path/dom.org/ --keylength ec-384

This way I issued all my certificates. Maybe you can tell me if I have to change something?! Thanks in advance.

you are using webroot method, nothing to do with this ticket validation method.