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> Ratcheting the expiration down to 47 days is an effort to force everyone to use automation Forcing everyone to use automation sounds like a great idea. I am
by rs186 1y ago
> Ratcheting the expiration down to 47 days is an effort to force everyone to use automation
Forcing everyone to use automation sounds like a great idea. I am sure it is by design.
- immibis 1y agoThis is explicitly the purpose, yes.
- basscomm 1y agoExpecting someone to set up automation to manage one certificate on a hobby site is overkill
- cpach 1y agoI catch your drift, but the browser needs to treat all sites more or less the same. I’d say the easiest way out is to use the Caddy web server, which can take care of the certs all by itself.
- basscomm 1y agoI currently use XML and server-side XSLT to transform it because browser makers keep threatening to remove XSLT support (and I like to make it accessible for anyone using alternative browsers). Unless I'm missing something, Caddy doesn't support that, so that's a nonstarter unless I want to rewrite everything.