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Chuckle, happens to the best of us - obviously.
by ludditetech 6y ago
Chuckle, happens to the best of us - obviously.
- k_sze 6y agoI'm surprised that Brian Krebs still uses Comodo. Why not LetsEncrypt with automated renewal?
- mpd 6y agoWhile you're not paying for the cert, there is certainly still a cost involved.
- nkozyra 6y agoI would say the technical hurdle is about equal to comodo. What other cost is there?
- mpd 6y agoComodo is a renewal and updating an artifact (i.e. the actual cert), then you're done, vs. having to handle LE's API to deal with doing it 'automatically' and then carrying that forward. My point is simply that the cost is not zero.
- lights0123 6y agoYou can still just replace the cert manually like you would any other CA. It's just there's no official GUI to do it with LE and you have to do it more often.
- jasonpeacock 6y agoThere's already mature, widely adopted tools like certbot and acme.sh that do this automatically for you. It may not be zero, but it's no more than Comodo.
- corytheboyd 6y agoWhat is it? Genuinely curious, as I am using and relying on LetsEncrypt
- mpd 6y agoThe cost to build and maintain the infrastructure to handle renewal and tests to verify such.