Ah, right. That obviously be too much hassle. Their website is not that clear, but I think
it's 100$ (per year?) for wildcard certificates. ("StartSSLâ„¢ identity and
organization validation are available for only US $ 49.90 each, where organization
validation implies prior identity validation. Once validated, certificates are freely
available through the advanced StartSSLâ„¢ Control Panel and unlimited for 350 days of the
validated identity/organization.")
Leo
On Sunday, February 13, 2011 at 4:44 PM, River Tarnell wrote:
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In article <CFB39D2BB60F411485D2BE6D9DB072F1(a)gmail.com>om>,
Leo <diebuche(a)gmail.com> wrote:
there are actually providers like
www.startssl.com who issue free
certificates (only validated by email address though).
StartSSLs root certificate is included in nearly all recent browsers.
I use StartSSL myself, but they don't offer wildcard certificates for
free. Using non-wildcard certs would require us to request (and
regularly renew) around 1,000 certs, as well as requiring a new cert for
each new language project which opens.
StartSSL wildcard certs might be cheaper than another provider (it's not
very clear from their website), but either way there's a cost involved.
- river.
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