Have you thought about using Let's Encrypt? Then you can...

💬 Subreply sublevel.net will expire on 2020-04-09. Money well spent on domain renewal. Thanks for your donations, @beaucronin was the last one to contribute.

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Mark Dain Glad to hear we're good for a few years! Does that date include server hosting?

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🏒 Lucian Marin It needs a 3 year SSL certificate first. I will acquire one on April 9 since the current one is valid until April 12. But yes, server hosting will be matched.

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Mark Dain Have you thought about using Let's Encrypt? Then you can have free SSL (and it's also automatically renewed for you by a cron job)

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🏒 Lucian Marin letsencrypt requires all the python2.7 packages. I think it's cheaper to pay $26 for a 3 years certificate than using letsencrypt.

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Mark Dain I'm not sure how $26 is less than $0 ... Let's Encrypt is literally infinitely cheaper. Is there any way of making python2.7 work? Or maybe running certbot in Docker?

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👽 Paul Webb I love LE but it's also cool to see the name of your company in the green padlock area. I have it for one of my sites, but I'm most likely going to let that expire and use LE (I'm not making enough money to justify keeping it).

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Mark Dain If you're using CertSimple, I can completely understand; they're a very cheap (by EV SSL standards) provider. If not, perhaps there's some money to be saved there? I generally only use Let's Encrypt or CertSimple, depending on what I'm trying to get a certificate for.

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