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Re: talk.maemo.org certificate expired!
Why a commercial certificate? A cheap commercial one (or free StartCom) is no "better" than a let's encrypt one, unless we are concerned about the cert chain baked into old devices (N900/N9 I assume) not including let's encrypt.
But let's encrypt isn't dodgy, shoddy, confusing, complicated or anything. You run one script and it's all automated for you, including changing apache (or other server) config, that's the whole point of the thing. Seriously, anyone who's ever "set up" let's encrypt would never look back to using StartCom or paying tens of $currency for a cheap non-EV cert. I remember those old days with horror, all the manual faffing that used to be required. |
Re: talk.maemo.org certificate expired!
I hate to ask a potentially simple question; however the discussion as to what has to be done seems to lean towards Let's Encrypt. But my question is surrounding the when.
Each time I click the header navigation here, I get a warning. I hate that warning. |
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Startcom on the other hand, is neither. So please don’t use that. |
Re: talk.maemo.org certificate expired!
I think you should get any certificate, even from Let's Encrypt, just so that you have more 90 days to debate.
Adding an exception every time I visit tmo is at least irritating. |
Re: talk.maemo.org certificate expired!
Nice! So the certificate yesterday got updated to a Let's Encrypt certificate for the next three months.
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Marvelous !
Better than most :) |
Re: talk.maemo.org certificate expired!
Nice choice!
The 90 days xpiration is a good thing and should be done by all others too. It is hard to revoke a cert so it limits damage from key compromise and mis-issuance to have short lifespans. I plead for RFC change to max 90 days :D Also it would encourage other authorities to automate the renewal like letsencrypt does because manual renewal would become really expensive. |
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