I submitted the request last night. Maybe it takes a few days to activate. Big thanks for mentioning the letsencrypt.org website. I have been interested in this sort of thing for a while and attended a few talks about this. There seems to be a lot of white-magic meaning lots of people with different terms and views. Practical demos and experience are the sort of thing that help me most with accompanying diagrams - the links on the above website are useful and informative. It is a large project with quite a steep learning curve ... I'll share my experience when it happens. There is a parallel with email encryption - I have it on one of my addresses but the uptake is slow. I got part way through preparing a mini demo several months ago but ran out of steam. I use my website for sharing some ideas with selected groups and I have too many orphan pages (maybe at my vintage I have too many identities...) On 03/06/16 00:51, Jason White via luv-talk wrote:
Russell Coker via luv-talk <luv-talk@luv.asn.au> wrote:
They usually only allow one DNS name so they can make you pay more for a second or for a wildcard certificate.
That's why letsencrypt.org and similar initiatives are long over due and also valuable.
I would only pay for a certificate that had a real identity verification service behind it (requiring, e.g., presentation of government-approved ID).
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