Top-posting, to try and reset the legibility on things.
Regarding the definition for "cross-certified intermediate":
Both scenarios you describe are cross-certificates. This is perhaps clearer
with RFC 4158's treatment of it (for which the BR language was borrowed
from), and may not be as
Ryan,
Note: I changed the name of the thread because this is a great discussion about
root roll-over and isn’t really related to the Entrust Root inclusion request.
In theory Cross certificates are simple, but I’ve found that in practice they
are difficult to manage and use.
Hi Doug,
Unfortunately, it looks like your approach to replying inline completely
destroyed the formatting. I'm unable to follow or determine your responses,
based on your mail client.
You can see both as rich text [1] and plain text [2] that your formatting
makes your responses illegible, to
One note:
As a company that actively supports users with old operating systems and
OS-provided root stores, we have been deliberately including your R1-R3
cross, and are battling problems with a few really old platforms that
plain don't support any certs currently available. This isn't just
Ryan,
Note: I changed the name of the thread because this is a great discussion about
root roll-over and isn’t really related to the Entrust Root inclusion request.
In theory Cross certificates are simple, but I’ve found that in practice they
are difficult to manage and use.
First,
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