If the CA server got reinstalled or reset, retry with new account credentials.
Obviously this would be a disaster for a public CA, but it's possible that internal PKI gets reset and our client should gracefully try again.
It's a good opportunity to rotate the private key and I also found deleting the old key/reg info to be the easiest way to get CertMagic to try again with new credentials.
If the CA server got reinstalled or reset, retry with new account credentials.
Obviously this would be a disaster for a public CA, but it's possible that internal PKI gets reset and our client should gracefully try again.
It's a good opportunity to rotate the private key and I also found deleting the old key/reg info to be the easiest way to get CertMagic to try again with new credentials.