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FYI, StartSSL's free personal SSL certificate only valid for new users for the first year, requires a valid U.S. physical non-commercial address for registratio
by devy 11y ago
FYI, StartSSL's free personal SSL certificate only valid for new users for the first year, requires a valid U.S. physical non-commercial address for registration and is subject to $79 for revocation fee. Oh, it's definitely not automated, someone would have to email you back and force a couple times to complete the provision process.
I wouldn't bother with StartSSL with that many catches and hassles.
How do I know? I've got two of them in the past in two occasions.
- talideon 11y ago> FYI, StartSSL's free personal SSL certificate only valid for new users for the first year They only allow one-year certs to be generated, but you can renew them and get as many of them as you want. I've got class one certs from them for two different domains, and I've replaced both those certs twice as they've expired. Then again, maybe they've changed their policies in the past six months. > requires a valid U.S. physical non-commercial address for registration Does it? I'm based in Ireland, and I haven't had to provide the with a valid US physical address, unless this is something new that they've brought in during the last half a year or so. > and is subject to $79 for revocation fee. Yup, that's the most annoying thing about dealing with them. > Oh, it's definitely not automated, someone would have to email you back and force a couple times to complete the provision process. I can't say I've had that issue myself. They're not as fast as I'd like, but I've never had any major problems with them.