I’m a user, tho I’ve set up Linux boxes. I DON’T understand the tech discussion here, but I thought maybe someone else would, and might want to deal with NameCheap. Or not. I don’t need help with this feature directly but thought using LE on NC would be neat. YMMV? Joshua Vogel Julia Zemetskaya…

[image] VWFeature: No Windows/IIS support for now (impossible to issue a certificate on IIS/MSX environment); Nonsense. It's true that certbot doesn't run on Windows, but there are other clients that do. [image] VWFeature: Multiple machines hosting the same name can’t get a separate cer…

Let’s debunk that… True, but doesn’t justify the cost of DV… Manual issuance is possible The “brand validation” only prevent other to issue certificates, so you still get it from them if you use LE… False (except for large number of certificates, where rates limits apply) (Maybe somebody else can …

12 is a bit like with wildcards. If you need something custom, then to be sure, Let’s Encrypt is not for you because they don’t do custom. The vast majority of bulk hosted sites don’t need anything custom. OIDs are how the X509 certificate system is extensible. They’re a tree of ID numbers like the…

Though NameCheap isn't named explicitly, we have responded to this extremely inaccurate support message before: [image] Response to Inaccurate Customer Support Email Issuance Policy W…

Thanks, folks! I figured this was BS, but I thought it might be helpful to see who’s dissing you.

@VWFeature One part of that email is true:- [image] VWFeature: With all that being said, it is still possible to install LE certificate on our shared server via SSL/TLS manager >> Manage SSL Sites if you have a certificate, private key and CA bundle codes in separate files. Apropos of the s…

I think the best statement that really addresses this issue in non-technical terms is if you are making money with your site and if your site needs customization LetsEncrypt certificates are not for you. For most of us using we are host non-commercial or minimally profitable commercial sites where …

We do welcome commercial use; unlike previous free certificate services, our terms of service don’t forbid it at all. We’re used successfully by a large number of commercial sites, including for online shopping, for example by all Shopify sites [image] All Shopify Stores Now Use SSL Encryp…

Note 2. (Windows). I have got fully automated script to work on Windows XP. (Yes, Win XP) I wrote an MSDOS batch file that calls the Perl script. Works every time. John.

What NameCheap is saying about LetsEncrypt- from a support blog

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Though NameCheap isn't named explicitly, we have responded to this extremely inaccurate support message before:

Topic		Replies	Views
Response to Inaccurate Customer Support Email Issuance Policy	4	11022	February 27, 2017
Let's Encrypt Enterprise Solution Help	6	2830	July 4, 2020
Getting Bad Vibes	82	22642	January 17, 2017
Hosting provider claims LE is unsafe en Google will stop support in July 2018 Server	19	11902	March 25, 2018
Installing Cert on Namecheap.com Shared Hosting Help	19	22573	September 8, 2019

What NameCheap is saying about LetsEncrypt- from a support blog

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