Let's Encrypt is being used on over a million sites. Why not on x10hosting>?

[jgnetworksecurity]

I think it is time to take a serious look at allowing Let's Encrypt SSL certificates for x10 hosting.

 

[essellar]

It's still in beta, and is not going to happen until it's no longer in beta.

 

[Livewire]

Just to note, it looks like Premium does currently support the Let's Encrypt SSL certificates; free hosting might not for some time however as it would require parts of the system to be rewritten to handle it.

 

[bdistler]

Just to note

a note to the note - Premium currently supports the 'Real SSL'

 

[jensen]

New name to be announced soon. So might as well wait a bit, maybe by then it would have come out of beta?
https://letsencrypt.org/2016/03/09/le-client-new-home.html

Afterall there's a warning on the page - Note: Let’s Encrypt is in beta. Please don’t use it unless you’re comfortable with beta software that may contain bugs.

 

[tsnetwor]

I think it is time to take a serious look at allowing Let's Encrypt SSL certificates for x10 hosting.

Hello. An ssl provider I would recommend is cloudflare. You just have to change your nameservers, if possible to cloudflare's

 

[ajstetson17]

Let's Encrypt came out of beta a few days ago.
https://letsencrypt.org/2016/04/12/leaving-beta-new-sponsors.html

 

[essellar]

...and went directly to a major service failure almost immediately. Is there something about waiting until things are actually stable before implementing them on a public service that's difficult to understand for you people?

 

[jensen]

Hahaha essellar as usual. I like the "frank"ness of the reply (if there's such a word)
Wait, people, wait. Good things come to those who wait