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Re: Slightly OT: SSL certs - best practice?
From: Peter Jeremy (peterjeremy
optushome.com.au)
Date: Tue May 16 2006 - 04:15:12 CDT
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On Mon, 2006-May-15 23:53:03 +0100, James O'Gorman wrote:
>PS - Once I've worked out how exactly I'm supposed to be doing this,
>I'll probably get some "officially" signed certs. I hear CACert are a
>good, free way of doing this. Anyone got any comments on that?
I've gone through the CAcert assurance process and it seems to work,
though a lot depends on your access to other assurers. Note that the
CAcert certificates are now part of ports/security/ca-roots though the
issue of bootstrapping remains (how do you know that your roots file
is genuine).
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Peter Jeremy
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