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He's either being disingenuous or he's terribly misinformed about how things work. Either one is unacceptable for the CEO of a major certificate provider. Also
by eeeeeeeeeeeee 10y ago
He's either being disingenuous or he's terribly misinformed about how things work. Either one is unacceptable for the CEO of a major certificate provider.
Also, I feel even better about dropping ALL of my Comodo certs and switching to Lets Encrypt. I can't wait to never have to go to the Comodo website again.
- jsmeaton 10y ago> He's either being disingenuous or he's terribly misinformed He's trying to register the Lets Encrypt trademark and deflecting with "but they didn't so we can". I don't think there's a question of being disingenuous.
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- taf2 10y agothis/hacker news is a Comodo SSL website...
- viraptor 10y agoCan you already use let's encrypt with cloudflare? (HN uses it for protection)
- pfg 10y agoYou can use any custom certificate, but you'll need the Business ($200/month) plan.
- viraptor 10y agoTo be more precise, I meant "is there a way to automatically manage CF certificate from LE". There are many ways to manage local certs (or update things by hand), but if you can't automatically update the CF one, it's going to be a bit of a problem.
- pfg 10y agoLooks like CloudFlare has an API endpoint for certificate management[1], so this should be possible, though I haven't seen any tooling for this specifically. [1]: https://api.cloudflare.com/#custom-ssl-for-a-zone-properties https://api.cloudflare.com/#custom-ssl-for-a-zone-properties
- blitzd 10y agoIt's definitely doable, I ran across some examples [1] while looking for an automated process for renewing within docker. [1]: https://github.com/AnalogJ/lexicon https://github.com/AnalogJ/lexicon