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I would say the .well-known/ is actually easier. one could just create a nginx (or somehow in haproxy) backend that will actually load the data to generate the
by merb 9y ago
I would say the .well-known/ is actually easier. one could just create a nginx (or somehow in haproxy) backend that will actually load the data to generate the cert from a trusted store. (I mean no user will probably use the .well-known endpoint (hopefully))
after that it could actually just put the cert into that store again and reload all public facing webservers