Douglas Spencer (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} dougs) wrote,@ 2008-09-04 14:24:00 |
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SSL certificates
Note to self: When your provider alerts you that your SSL certificate is about to expire, why not check which certificate they're on about before you run around like a headless chicken? There's always the possibility that it's the one you never use anyway...
In other news, Yahoo's UK POP server has had the wrong CN in its SSL certificate for a couple of weeks now, and their support department don't seem to understand my messages to that effect ("If you're having trouble sending mail...")
Note to self: When your provider alerts you that your SSL certificate is about to expire, why not check which certificate they're on about before you run around like a headless chicken? There's always the possibility that it's the one you never use anyway...
In other news, Yahoo's UK POP server has had the wrong CN in its SSL certificate for a couple of weeks now, and their support department don't seem to understand my messages to that effect ("If you're having trouble sending mail...")
