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talk.maemo.org certificate expired!
My browser says that the certificate for talk.maemo.org has expired today.
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Yeah happened to me too. Thought it was just firefox being stupid. Everything was fine, refreshed the page 10 minutes later and it was complaining.
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But stranger browser errors have happened (and computer time changes, etc) |
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Maybe the certificate can be switched to a letsencrypt one?
They provide tools for automatic renewal, which work flawlessly for me, and its free of charge. |
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We discussed briefly in last maemo meeting.
I am a big fan of letsencrypt also mostly for the auto-renewal scripts. But it is highly likely that renewal of the startcom cert is much less work for tech-staff than to change the running system? Although recent developments suggest to move away from Startcom as Google and Mozilla decided to distrust them(?): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/StartCom Quote:
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I did for my J1 web/mail/vpn server using the readily available python scripts . Took me less than 15 min to have A+++ rating on my J1 . If I can do it that fast, our tech guys could do it in less than a leap second. |
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What's the most important factor in the decision? Price? You can get commercial certs for about £5/yr quite easily:
https://www.ssls.com/ssl-certificate...do-positivessl Depends how much info you need them to validate in the cert though |
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Maybe the new council can request moving to Letsencrypt. We have few (sub-)domains so it's no problem. Next year Letsencrypt will even offer wildcard certificates (*.maemo.org), which should make everything even easier to manage. (I'm a happy user of Letsencrypt as well :) |
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I think we should get a commercial certificate. We have the funds if costs indeed are in the range of tens of euros per year and not kiloeuros as I previously thought.
The problem is what to use and how... I have only ever generated and used self-signed certs so I have no idea how to go at it... :D So any and all help is appreciated! |
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