Why the rage? This is basically Apple giving engineering the power to get the business to prioritize automation of a currently-manual task that goes wrong every time cert renewal time comes around. If I was still in that line of work, I’d send Apple a thank-you card. With chocolates. And not the cheap kind, either.
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398 days?
Where does that number come from? Anyone know?
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Why the rage? This is basically Apple giving engineering the power to get the business to prioritize automation of a currently-manual task that goes wrong every time cert renewal time comes around. If I was still in that line of work, I’d send Apple a thank-you card. With chocolates. And not the cheap kind, either.
398 days?
Where does that number come from? Anyone know?
Edit: Read up here. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62659149/why-was-398-days-chosen-for-tls-expiration
There’s some parts of the USAF that have expiration down to minutes.
Starbucks does it for their POS terminals.
It isn’t that hard, folks.