4 ms·
Those are both “should not”, not “must not”. So technically this isn’t breaking the rules, though it’s obviously incredibly not recommended.
by thedanbob 6y ago
Those are both “should not”, not “must not”. So technically this isn’t breaking the rules, though it’s obviously incredibly not recommended.
- coenhyde 6y agoyeah but i think you'll have a hard time finding a client library which will consider the certificate valid. If it does i would consider it broken.