[quote="Osiris, post:2, topic:26487"]
I guess you mean "certificate", not "Centos"?[/quote]No i mean a Centos to testing it if it was LE compatible
[quote="Osiris, post:2, topic:26487"]
Anyway, the list you're refering to is a list for client compatibility, i.e., browsers. Not certificate installation compatibility.
[/quote]I mean OS client here : look at the list properly :
I see on the global topic Fedora 22 is compatible, but no test on lesser fedora version or on CentOs (surely CentOs 7 is compatible but unsure for 6 or 5).
You spoke for client : then using libcrypto and libssl : this 2 lib are part of openSSL : a lot of client on linux distro use this lib for all ssl/tls negotiation. wget is compatible but wget don't validate the certificate (i think) : then How Debian and Ubuntu are added in client : what test is done ?
Denis
PS: i spoke for Fedora/CentOs , but anyone can ask for Suse/Arch/Gentoo/Mageia .....