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tobltobs: If you say I'm lying you should point out the falsehoods, or you're just another manipulator at work. At least pfg isn't arguing whether I'm telling t

• tobltobs 11y ago
  > it forces you to keep a piece of software that can generate keys in your server. wrong, there are different ways to get a cert, even web interfaces, which you can install everywhere. > It forces you to reload your web server config every two months, unattended wrong, if you like that kind of work you can replace it by hand. > Because everyone should love to waste their time writing their own client. wrong, because again you are not forced to, you could use one of the many clients available. > And running let'sencrypt scripts as root. And risking their security. You don't have to run at root, you could use a client which supports non root. > If you say I'm lying you should point out the falsehoods, or you're just another manipulator at work. Wrong again, because your errors have been pointed out already by others. You should start reading the answers and stop your "rage against censorship" quest.
  • alvarosm 11y ago
    Not wrong. You're forced to do all that if you don't want to spend inordinate amounts of money/time on maintaining the server. There are so many cheap certificates available -which are much simpler to use- that it's not worth the hassle, not by a long shot.