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Wow, nice work. I wonder how difficult it would be for Dropbox to switch out their SSL certs and reinstall on their servers. One problem I ran into was having
by dedicated 15y ago
Wow, nice work. I wonder how difficult it would be for Dropbox to switch out their SSL certs and reinstall on their servers.
One problem I ran into was having Go Daddy when I registered my domain via Google Apps. Even though I unlocked the domain and got the auth code, because the way Google uses privacy, the transfer was rejected. Any advice there would be much appreciated.
- presidentx 15y agoI moved my GoDaddy domains to namespro.ca who have excellent support. The transfer went smooth as butter.
- tlrobinson 15y agoI think his point was that the Dropbox software installed on users' machines contains SSL certs, which may make it hard for them to switch.
- marquis 15y agoYes, that would a huge pain to require all Dropbox users to force-update to get new root certs. It will probably take a while until they are due to expire.
- togasystems 15y agoPlus 1 for namespro. I have about 30 domains with them and everything has ran smoothly.