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From: Mark Shuttleworth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: 25 March 1998 14:42
Subject: Re: [ssl-users] Make server cert for VServers
>Hiya
>
>Well, if you want to roll your own, and they are using Stronghold,
>then the normal SSLeay CA tool should work perfectly. With the
>Pound doing so well, however, I think $100 comes in around GBD 60,
>which may be well worth it for a Thawte cert ;)
Hmm I think you could be right. I recall Thawte aren't stinky like Verisgn,
and charge for the checks required and not for the certifcate, and further
certificates of the same class are free.
But I am told that Thawte certs. only work on 90% of the browsers out there
and verisign work on about 99%. This sounds weird to me. Yes I will look
at Thawte, but probably end up doing my own anyway.
I like Thawte, and do not like verisign, who seem to be remarkably deep with
MS (like only they can fill the Policy field, etc) Yes - I'm just jealous.
Thanks
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