At 03:19 PM 4/18/2012, John Ackermann N8UR wrote:
The certificate "error" is because it's self-signed and not
commercial, which costs a chunk of change every year. We use SSL to
avoid sending passwords in the clear and not for ecommerce purposes,
so (apart from browsers complaining) there isn't any need for a
trusted certificate. The alternative
Free low-end SSL certs are available from startssl
(https://www.startssl.com/). I installed one the other day on my
private site. The only problem I've seen (and this isn't much of a
complaint) is that the startssl root cert isn't trusted by default by
IE6 on win2k (I'm sure updating the roots would probably fix
that). Anything later should be fine.
--
newell N5TNL
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