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1# Troubleshooting
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3Generally if the following information doesn't provide a solution to your problem please take a look at existing issues (search for keywords) before creating a new one.
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5## "No registration exists matching provided key"
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7You probably changed from staging-CA to production-CA (or the other way).
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9Currently letsencrypt.sh doesn't detect a missing registration on the selected CA,
10the current workaround is to move `private_key.pem` (and, if you care, `private_key.json`) out of the way so the scripts generates and registers a new one.
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12This will hopefully be fixed in the future.
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14## "Provided agreement URL [LICENSE1] does not match current agreement URL [LICENSE2]"
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16Set LICENSE in your config to the value in place of "LICENSE2".
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18LICENSE1 and LICENSE2 are just placeholders for the real values in this troubleshooting document!
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20## "Error creating new cert :: Too many certificates already issued for: [...]"
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22This is not an issue with letsencrypt.sh but an API limit with letsencrypt.
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24At the time of writing this you can only create 5 certificates per domain in a sliding window of 7 days.
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26## "Certificate request has 123 names, maximum is 100."
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28This also is an API limit from letsencrypt, you are requesting to sign a certificate with way too many domains.
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30## Invalid challenges
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32There are a few factors that could result in invalid challenges.
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34If you are using http validation make sure that the path you have configured with WELLKNOWN is readable under your domain.
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36To test this create a file (e.g. `test.txt`) in that directory and try opening it with your browser: `http://example.org/.well-known/acme-challenge/test.txt`.
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38If you get any error you'll have to fix your webserver configuration.