Rory Browne wrote:
>>I operate my own web/e-mail server
No offense, but so what? Do you think that makes you different from
most people here, many of whom administrate web, email, database,
dns, etc? You're on a technical list, and people who admin servers
are the norm rather than the exeception. I'm sorry if that seems a
bit blunt, but I thought the last reply was a bit arrogant.
My last response was an attempt to be informative on the basis of my
experience with digital certificates. I do understand that discrediting
comments will be posted against me, and that I have a privilege to reply
back to the comments. So, I replied back on Richard's message to say
why I thought he was wrong, itemizing points just like you did.
Regarding this SSL thread, my main point was: have your public key
signed by the right CA. Doing so prepares the web server for the
possible day when users finally decide to trust only certificates issued
by a CA that does go through verification procedures.
If one wants to believe my comments, that's fine. If one does not want
to believe my comments, that's fine too. I learn from all comments just
like everyone else does, and I understand that sometimes, I am wrong. :)
- KJM
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