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I think it is more aimed at technically competent users, regardless of organisation size. It is not, as it stands, suitable for direct use by non-technical peop
by Santosh83 7y ago
I think it is more aimed at technically competent users, regardless of organisation size. It is not, as it stands, suitable for direct use by non-technical people who can nevertheless follow step-by-step instructions to purchase and install a certificate from the traditional CAs. Similar 'hold my hand' tooling isn't there yet for LE. Nothing about the protocol itself mandates such short validity periods though I presume?
Nevertheless technical people bemoan average users clustering towards centralised web-hosts but forget the reality that hosting a website from your own desktop or a VPS is far from trivial even in 2020!
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- namibj 7y ago>Nothing about the protocol itself mandates such short validity periods though I presume? Actually, revocation is broken. Which is a large part of why LE uses 90 days.