On 11/26/2013 06:16 AM, Jeffrey Johnson wrote:
On Nov 26, 2013, at 4:34 AM, Raphaël Jadot wrote:
www is still work in progress, there will be lot of improvement soon
(including responsive), we're working on it, please be patient :)
The main reason for CAcert is usually that it's "free". The hidden
cost is of course that one has to add the root certs, which isn't very
hard on a linux machine. Identifying the myriad procedures for
doing this on commodity/commercial hardware/software is far harder.
Unlike CAcert, StartSSL root certs are delivered with browsers, and
StarSSL (and Eddy Nigg) have always been strong supporters of
FL/OSS development and distributions.
Short answer:
Get a StartSSL certificate: the cost is far far less than rehashing
a complex advocacy issue involving what is really "free".
Disclaimer:
I have been (may still be) both a CAcert and a StartSSL digital notary.
hth
73 de Jeff
1. I wonder if this certification issue might have anything to do with
Earthlink blocking emails from omv forum, bugzilla, council, as well as
rosa bugzilla to my mindspring email addy? Changing to a gmail address
seems to have solved this problem. Oddly, om-cooker mail has always got
here. Some hint of rdns server(s) mis-configuration might be part of the
haze.
2. More importantly, less ambiguously, the browser security warnings and
need for manual intervention is a "turn-off" for OMV adoption and should
be avoided, if possible, imo.
Rolf
Le mar. 26 nov. 2013 09:28:05 CET, Paolo a écrit :
Il 26/11/2013 04:52, Paul ha scritto:
Correction...
Please disable root CACert in Forum/Wiki www.openmandriva.org.
It's a little bit annoying with mobile browser.
Bye,
Paolo
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Best regards, meilleures salutations
Raphaël Jadot
