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Well good thing everyone using the provider is using an open protocol and it's stupid easy to switch
by patmorgan23 5mo ago
Well good thing everyone using the provider is using an open protocol and it's stupid easy to switch
- wnevets 5mo agoWhich free CA should I use instead of lets encrypt that has same browser support?
- gruez 5mo agoZeroSSL / BuyPass
- ygjb 5mo agoBuypass no longer issues TLS certs since last year.
- ygjb 5mo agoActalis, based in Italy offers a free tier, with ACME https://www.actalis.com/subscription https://www.actalis.com/subscription ZeroSSL from Austria also has a limited free tier. https://zerossl.com/pricing/ https://zerossl.com/pricing/ I mean really, if you use lets encrypt for anything that runs in a production environment, the responsible thing to do is build a fallback to switch to another provider in case LE has a bad day (or hits a brick wall and needs to say, enforce export restrictions).
- daneel_w 5mo agoWorth noting that Actalis requires you to register an account with them in order to acquire the necessary authorization token for their ACME API. This poses a privacy/anonymity issue for some users. Last I checked, Actalis' free tier didn't support SAN either. Add.: I created an account just now to see "what's what" and also found the notice, "Activate your free 90 days certificates. At the end of the free year, the services associated with the certificates will expire." which sort of sounds like it's just a 1-year free trial.
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- pratyahava 5mo agocan you please suggest any alternatives to switch to? i hardly can find any alternative which provides free service and is a non-profit org at the same time.