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If this is true, it's far better news than Let's Encrypt ever was. I tried the Let's Encrypt beta and was extremely disappointed that getting a certificate isn'
by Perceptes 11y ago
If this is true, it's far better news than Let's Encrypt ever was. I tried the Let's Encrypt beta and was extremely disappointed that getting a certificate isn't possible with DNS records—you have to do the challenge response by serving a page from the live server. This is a non-starter for many use cases. If every CA is going to be offering certs free soon, at least one of them is bound to have a real API that's not encumbered by terrible tooling.
- pfg 11y agoDNS-based challenges are coming, hopefully soon after the launch date[1]. [1]: https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/shouldnt-verification-via-dns-record-be-a-priority/604/15?u=pfg https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/shouldnt-verification-vi...