nprofile1q…3jls8 nprofile1q…wz22s nprofile1q…9r3dp It's not "their" ...

2024-12-12 09:28:23

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You decide how much in advance you renew your certs to accomodate possible outages. It's not only Lets Encrypt that can fail. It could be your ISP or - gosh - your Comercial Firewall Vendor.

It's not the CA job to mitigate your unique risk setup and obligations.

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Stefan Eissing on Nostr: nprofile1q…3jls8 nprofile1q…wz22s nprofile1q…9r3dp It's not "their" ...