Reissue SSL Certificate
Force ACME to issue a fresh certificate for the domain right now, instead of waiting for the platform's auto-renewal window. Useful when:
- A previous issuance failed (DNS provider was misconfigured, propagation hadn't completed) — fixed it, want to retry now.
- You're rotating an upstream key/cert intermediary and want fresh CT logs.
- Compliance requirements demand "freshly issued in the last X days".
The reissue is queued — the response returns immediately with a request_id; the actual issuance happens asynchronously by the ACME worker. Poll /acme/status to track progress (typical issuance: 30s–2min depending on DNS-01 propagation).
Limited to 5 issuances per domain in any 7 days, which keeps the domain clear of Let's Encrypt's own limit (5 duplicate certificates a week for the same names). Every issuance requested for the domain counts — including its first one when the domain was added — whether it is still queued, succeeded or failed; the ACME worker's automatic retries of a failed attempt don't. The 6th request answers 429.
Path parameters
Request body
None — empty body or {}.
Response (200 OK)
true if the reissue was successfully enqueued. Issuance happens out-of-band.Errors
/acme/status) before retrying.code: "domain_expiry_suspended" — the domain is suspended because its registration expired. Renew it at your registrar: the domain is reactivated automatically and certificate renewal resumes (see Check again).