Just to follow up on this problem: I was able to solve it and I see that
others have also come up with the same solution
(https://groups.google.com/forum/?pli=1#!topic/google-appengine/_ERKSOmCOyQ).
What I did first was to try to re-upload the certificate. However it wasn't
letting me saying "you must first verify the ownership of the domain(s)". I
was confused since this is a wildcard cert (ie. "*.example.com") but on a
whim I verified the root domain ("example.com") at which point the original
certificate appeared in the interface for both me and the owner of the
project.
So all is good it seems, but the workflow is a mess. Just an example: I
added a new subdomain (ie "foo.example.com") after verifying the root
domain ("example.com") and I had to verify the subdomain separately! I what
world is it possible for someone to have control of the root DNS but not
have control of the subdomain DNS ?!
Attila
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