John Doe wrote: > From: Greg Bailey <gbailey at lxpro.com> > >> On 8/21/2012 7:39 AM, John Doe wrote: >>> From: Rainer Duffner <rainer at ultra-secure.de> >>>> Just FYI >>>> I guess, you could also run your own CA and sign stuff yourself. >>>> After all, your RPMs are also self-signed ;-) >>> But that means the browsers will complain until each user permanently >>> adds this untrusted certificate manually... which might be no big deal if >>> only a few ttech savy people are using this sub-domain... >>> If CentOS is "rich", a wildcard certificate costs around >> $120/year, maybe cheaper... >> >> Or $0/year at startssl.com... > > "In the Class 1 settings (free), the only possible relationship between > StartCom and the subscriber is with individuals" > Now, is CentOS more of an individual than a company...? Silly question: would they *donate* one? Or check out root CA's that use CentOS, and ask? (Sorry, I can't remember whether Trustwave, who I did a short-term contract for in '09, used RHEL or CentOS). mark