On Thu, Feb 27, 2014 at 1:44 AM, Yoav Nir <[email protected]> wrote:
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> I (with no hats) am very much in favor of this change.  It makes sense for
> the way I think this will be used. If I were administrating a web server
> and wanted to use PKP, I would generate the PKP string and install it as
> PKP-RO for a few days. If no reports came in, it would be ready for
> production.


Not necessarily.

This type of PKP-RO would *NOT* detect whether all your subdomains or
load-balancers / front-end machines are correctly configured with the right
certs.

If people do what you suggest, they could easily get a false impression
that they're ready to go live ("no reports - it must be good!"), and screw
up their site.


Trevor
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