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Most likely. I'm pretty sure the money they want is something ridiculous because in their business wisdom they know Heroku has no power if they don't want to r
by PedroBatista 6y ago
Most likely.
I'm pretty sure the money they want is something ridiculous because in their business wisdom they know Heroku has no power if they don't want to rock the boat.
The question is: Is Heroku willing to rock the boat?
- jrockway 6y agoLet's Encrypt issues wildcard certificates, so Heroku could easily pay $0 for one. I don't think they are negotiating anything.
- tempay 6y agoThe issue is that some of their customers have pinned DigiCert so they have two choices: * pay whatever DigiCert demands for a new certificate * accept that some of their customers will break Doing this two weeks before the old certificate expires puts them in a difficult situation for negotiating, especially now they've committed to getting a new DigiCert certificate.
- yjftsjthsd-h 6y agoIt seems like the solution to this is to implement both but charge customers to use the DigiCert chain. "Oh, you went and pinned something that you shouldn't have? That's fine; you can either fix it yourself or pay us to support your mistake."